The container can withstand a pressure up to 2987.4 kPa. If the pressure inside the container reaches this value, the container will explode. a. Use Van der Waal's equation to calculate the temperature required to reach this pressure. The Van der Waal's constants for Krypton are atm L² a = 5.121 b = 0.0106 mol² L mol

The container can withstand a pressure up to 2987.4 kPa. If the pressure inside the container reaches this value, the container will explode. a. Use Van der Waal's equation to calculate the temperature required to reach this pressure. The Van der Waal's constants for Krypton are atm L² a = 5.121 b = 0.0106 mol² L mol

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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