For numbers 16-17: Calculate the following values at T = 400 K for argon that behaves as a Berthelot gas.3a(OP)=b-a = 4.7x10-³ Pa m6 K/mol²b = 2.5067x10-5 m³/molRT216. Joule-Thomson coefficient (K/atm), Cp = 20.79 J/mol KA. -0.122B. -0.27817. Inversion temperature (K)A. 280.5B. 8.225C. -0.334C. 7.311D. -0.412D. 281.4

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For numbers 16-17: Calculate the following values at T = 400 K for argon that behaves as a Berthelot gas. Н =b- 3a RT2 a = 4.7x10-³ Pa m6 K/mol² b = 2.5067x10-5 m³/mol OP T 16. Joule-Thomson coefficient (K/atm), C₂ = 20.79 J/mol. K A. -0.122 B. -0.278 17. Inversion temperature (K) A. 280.5 B. 8.225 C. -0.334 C. 7.311 D. -0.412 D. 281.4

For numbers 16-17: Calculate the following values at T = 400 K for argon that behaves as a Berthelot gas. Н =b- 3a RT2 a = 4.7x10-³ Pa m6 K/mol² b = 2.5067x10-5 m³/mol OP T 16. Joule-Thomson coefficient (K/atm), C₂ = 20.79 J/mol. K A. -0.122 B. -0.278 17. Inversion temperature (K) A. 280.5 B. 8.225 C. -0.334 C. 7.311 D. -0.412 D. 281.4

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