Q3. x=4 For the design of an industrial reactor, determine the molar volume of n-butane at 510 K and 266X kPa by each of the following: a) The ideal gas equation b) The generalized compressibility factor equation (Pitzer Compressibility) ВР 1+ B with the generalized correlation for B = B° + @B' P. c) Equation Z = 1+ RT T,
Q3. x=4 For the design of an industrial reactor, determine the molar volume of n-butane at 510 K and 266X kPa by each of the following: a) The ideal gas equation b) The generalized compressibility factor equation (Pitzer Compressibility) ВР 1+ B with the generalized correlation for B = B° + @B' P. c) Equation Z = 1+ RT T,
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x=4
For the design of an industrial reactor, determine the molar volume of n-butane at 510 K and
266X kPa by each of the following:
a) The ideal gas equation
b) The generalized compressibility factor equation (Pitzer Compressibility)
ВР
c) Equation Z = 1+
= 1+ B with the generalized correlation for B= B° + @B'
RT
RT
B
d) Virial Equation in form by Vi+1= (1++
with Virial Coefficients
P
B = -28X cm/ mol and C = -30,00X cm/ mol ( three iterations enough)
e) State the reasons for the difference in the values predicated by four methods.
Note: Use the Lee Kesler generalized correlation table given in Data sheet and Properities of
Pure Species Table in Data Sheet to get the required values for part b).
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