Problem 2Suppose you're characterizing three unknown gases, X, Y, and Z. Empirically, the van der Waalsequation seems to describe their behavior well with the following parameters:a (10° Pa L? mol)b (L mol")X3.60.054Y7.40.14213.70.034a) Based on these parameters, which gas most likely has the smallest molecules, X, Y, or Z?b) At a given temperature and volume, considering 1 mol of each gas, which would have thehighest internal energy, X, Y, or Z?

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Problem 2 Suppose you're characterizing three unknown gases, X, Y, and Z. Empirically, the van der Waals equation seems to describe their behavior well with the following parameters: b (L mol') 0.054 a (10 Pa L? mol) X 3.6 Y 7.4 0.142 13.7 0.034 a) Based on these parameters, which gas most likely has the smallest molecules, X, Y, or Z? b) At a given temperature and volume, considering 1 mol of each gas, which would have the highest internal energy, X, Y, or Z?

Problem 2 Suppose you're characterizing three unknown gases, X, Y, and Z. Empirically, the van der Waals equation seems to describe their behavior well with the following parameters: b (L mol') 0.054 a (10 Pa L? mol) X 3.6 Y 7.4 0.142 13.7 0.034 a) Based on these parameters, which gas most likely has the smallest molecules, X, Y, or Z? b) At a given temperature and volume, considering 1 mol of each gas, which would have the highest internal energy, X, Y, or Z?

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter8: Properties Of Gases

Section8.8: The Behavior Of Real (non-ideal) Gases

Problem 8.18E

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