given these virial equations: Z = 1 + 2B’ p + 3 C’ p2 + D’ p3 + E’ p4 + ….. Z = 1 + 4B (1/Vm) + 5C (1/Vm)2 + D (1/Vm)3 + E (1/Vm)4+ …. where B’, B, C’, C, D’, D, E’ and E, etc, are virial coefficients; p is the pressure and Vm is the molar volume. how can i find the relation between B and B' and how do I determine the ratio of B'/B at T = 420 K from your expression?

given these virial equations: Z = 1 + 2B’ p + 3 C’ p2 + D’ p3 + E’ p4 + ….. Z = 1 + 4B (1/Vm) + 5C (1/Vm)2 + D (1/Vm)3 + E (1/Vm)4+ …. where B’, B, C’, C, D’, D, E’ and E, etc, are virial coefficients; p is the pressure and Vm is the molar volume. how can i find the relation between B and B' and how do I determine the ratio of B'/B at T = 420 K from your expression?

Physical Chemistry

2nd Edition

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Author:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Publisher:Ball, David W. (david Warren), BAER, Tomas

Chapter1: Gases And The Zeroth Law Of Thermodynamics

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Problem 1.32E

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