When is the fugacity equal to the partial pressure of a gas? Fugacity is equal to partial pressure at low pressure. Fugacity will never be equal to partial pressure. Fugacity is equal to partial pressure at high pressure. Fugacity is equal to partial pressure at all pressure.

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When is the fugacity equal to the partial pressure of a gas?

   

Fugacity is equal to partial pressure at low pressure.

   

Fugacity will never be equal to partial pressure.

   

Fugacity is equal to partial pressure at high pressure.

   

Fugacity is equal to partial pressure at all pressure.

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