te the compression factor, Z for hydrogen sulfide gas at 50.0 bar and 373 K. The van der Waals constants for H₂S(g) are a = 4.484 atm dm6 mol-2 and b=0.0434 dm³ mol-¹. At these conditions, what intermolecular forces dominates in H₂S(g)- attractive or repulsive?

te the compression factor, Z for hydrogen sulfide gas at 50.0 bar and 373 K. The van der Waals constants for H₂S(g) are a = 4.484 atm dm6 mol-2 and b=0.0434 dm³ mol-¹. At these conditions, what intermolecular forces dominates in H₂S(g)- attractive or repulsive?

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the compression factor, Z for hydrogen sulfide gas at 50.0
bar and 373 K. The van der Waals constants for H₂S(g) are a = 4.484
atm dm6 mol-2 and b = 0.0434 dm³ mol-¹. At these conditions, what
intermolecular forces dominates in H₂S(g) - attractive or repulsive?

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