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Consider a gas that satisfies the van der Waals equation of state with parameters a = 1.337 atm L
2
mol
-2
and b = 0.0320 L mol
-1
. What is the value of the second virial coefficient B(T) of the gas at T = 325.0 K?
a.
-2.81 × 10
-2
L mol
-1
b.
-1.81 × 10
-2
L mol
-1
c.
3.20 × 10
-2
L mol
-1
d.
5.01 × 10
-2
L mol
-1
e.
-5.01 × 10
-2
L mol
-1
20 points
QUESTION 2
Consider a gas that satisfies the van der Waals equation of state with parameters a = 1.337 atm L
2
mol
-2
and b = 0.0320 L mol
-1
. What is the value of the fourth virial coefficient D(T) of the gas at T = 325.0 K?
a.
1.22 × 10
-11
L
3
mol
-3
b.
1.02 × 10
-3
L
3
mol
-3
c.
-1.26 × 10
-5
L
3
mol
-3
d.
3.28 × 10
-5
L
3
mol
-3
e.
3.17 × 10
-1
L
3
mol
-3
20 points
QUESTION 3
Consider a gas that satisfies the van der Waals equation of state with parameters a = 1.337 atm L
2
mol
-2
and b = 0.0320 L mol
-1
. What is the value of the Boyle temperature for the gas?
a.
286 K
b.
322 K
c.
509 K
d.
953 K
e.
236 K
20 points
QUESTION 4
Consider a gas that satisfies the van der Waals equation of state with parameters a = 1.337 atm L
2
mol
-2
and b = 0.0320 L mol
-1
. What is the value of the
compression factor Z
of the gas at T = 600 K and molar volume = 0.0500 L mol
-1
?
a.
1.148
b.
24.18
c.
1.199
d.
1.148
e.
2.235
20 points
QUESTION 5
Consider a gas that satisfies the van der Waals equation of state with parameters a = 1.337 atm L
2
mol
-2
and b = 0.0320 L mol
-1
. What is the value of the molar volume at T = 200.0 K and p = 50.00 atm?
a.
0.5248 L mol
-1
b.
0.3842 L mol
-1
c.
0.3526 L mol
-1
d.
0.3282 L mol
-1
e.
0.2741 L mol
-1
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