Problem 1. Using Lee/Kesler Generalized Correlation Tables, calculate the fugacity of compound A at 25.5° C and 107.5 bar. Data for compound A is given below: Tc 373.5 K Pc = 89.63 bar W = 0.094 MW=34 p(density) of liquid at 25.5° C is 611.25 kg/m3, p of vapor at 25.5° C is 1.434 kg/m3 and Psat at 25.5° C is 18 bar.

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### Thermodynamics and Physical Chemistry Problems

#### Problem 1
Using Lee/Kesler Generalized Correlation Tables, calculate the fugacity of compound A at 25.5°C and 107.5 bar. Data for compound A is given below:

- **Critical Temperature (Tc):** 373.5 K
- **Critical Pressure (Pc):** 89.63 bar
- **Acentric Factor (ω):** 0.094
- **Molecular Weight (MW):** 34
- **Density of liquid at 25.5°C (ρ liquid):** 611.25 kg/m³
- **Density of vapor at 25.5°C (ρ vapor):** 1.434 kg/m³ 
- **Saturation Pressure at 25.5°C (Psat):** 18 bar

#### Problem 2
The following equation of state (EOS) is proposed to account for deviations from ideal gas behavior:

\[ \frac{RT}{V_m - b} - a = P \]

Note: No graphs or diagrams are provided in the original text.
Transcribed Image Text:### Thermodynamics and Physical Chemistry Problems #### Problem 1 Using Lee/Kesler Generalized Correlation Tables, calculate the fugacity of compound A at 25.5°C and 107.5 bar. Data for compound A is given below: - **Critical Temperature (Tc):** 373.5 K - **Critical Pressure (Pc):** 89.63 bar - **Acentric Factor (ω):** 0.094 - **Molecular Weight (MW):** 34 - **Density of liquid at 25.5°C (ρ liquid):** 611.25 kg/m³ - **Density of vapor at 25.5°C (ρ vapor):** 1.434 kg/m³ - **Saturation Pressure at 25.5°C (Psat):** 18 bar #### Problem 2 The following equation of state (EOS) is proposed to account for deviations from ideal gas behavior: \[ \frac{RT}{V_m - b} - a = P \] Note: No graphs or diagrams are provided in the original text.
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