The molar volume of methane gas at 400 atm and 273 K is 0.0686 L mol1. Which of the following is true for methane gas at this condition? The compressibility factor, Z is equal to 1.0 so methane behaves as a perfect gas. The compressibility factor, Z is less than 1.0 so repulsive forces dominate at this conditions. The compressibility factor, Z is less than 1.0 so attractive forces dominate at this conditions. The compressibility factor, Z is more than 1.0 so repulsive forces dominate at this conditions. The compressibility factor, Z is more than 1.0 so attractive forces dominate at this conditions. O 0 0 0 O

The molar volume of methane gas at 400 atm and 273 K is 0.0686 L mol1. Which of the following is true for methane gas at this condition? The compressibility factor, Z is equal to 1.0 so methane behaves as a perfect gas. The compressibility factor, Z is less than 1.0 so repulsive forces dominate at this conditions. The compressibility factor, Z is less than 1.0 so attractive forces dominate at this conditions. The compressibility factor, Z is more than 1.0 so repulsive forces dominate at this conditions. The compressibility factor, Z is more than 1.0 so attractive forces dominate at this conditions. O 0 0 0 O

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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