2 Any real gas does not perfectly follow the ideal gas law. How much deviation from the ideal gas law do you think is acceptable in typical engineering applications? What applications might demand using more complex equations of state for gases?

2 Any real gas does not perfectly follow the ideal gas law. How much deviation from the ideal gas law do you think is acceptable in typical engineering applications? What applications might demand using more complex equations of state for gases?

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Chapter5: Gases

Section: Chapter Questions

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