SO2 can be defined SO2 can be defined by the Van der Waals equation of state with constants a == 6.86 bar*L2/mol?and b = 0.057 L/mol.What are Pc, Tc, and Vc for the gas?а.b.What is the total pressure in bar for a 1.41M concentration of the gas at 298K. The gasconstant in terms of bar is given by R=0.08314 L*bar/(mol*K)

The critical temperature, Tc, pressure, Pc, and volume, Vc is calculated as shown below. Vc=3b=3×0.057 L/mol=0.171 L/molTc=8a27bR=8×6.86 bar L2mol-227×0.057 L mol-1×0.08314 L bar mol-1K-1=428.91 KPC=a27b2=6.86 bar L2mol-227×0.057 L mol-12=78.20 bar The total pressure, PT, in the bar, of the gas is; PT=CRT=1.41 mol L-1×0.08314 L bar mol-1K-1×298 K=34.93 bar

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SO2 can be defined by the Van der Waals equation of state with constants a = 6.86 bar*L?/mol? and b = 0.057 L/mol. a. What are Pc, Tc, and Vç for the gas? b. What is the total pressure in bar for a 1.41M concentration of the gas at 298K. The gas constant in terms of bar is given by R=0.08314 L*bar/(mol*K)

SO2 can be defined by the Van der Waals equation of state with constants a = 6.86 barL?/mol? and b = 0.057 L/mol. a. What are Pc, Tc, and Vç for the gas? b. What is the total pressure in bar for a 1.41M concentration of the gas at 298K. The gas constant in terms of bar is given by R=0.08314 Lbar/(mol*K)

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