In general, the compressibility factor Z tends to be larger than 1 at very high pressures (greater than 350 bar for methane.) Which Van der Waals' factor seems to be responsible for this behavior.--- a or b? Explain

In general, the compressibility factor Z tends to be larger than 1 at very high pressures (greater than 350 bar for methane.) Which Van der Waals' factor seems to be responsible for this behavior.--- a or b? Explain

Chemistry: An Atoms First Approach

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