A)
Interpretation:
Residual molar enthalpy and residual molar internal energy for each given temperature and pressure has to be determined.
Concept introduction:
The expression for van der Waals Equation of state is given as follows.
Here, constants are a and b, molar volume is
The expression for the residual molar enthalpy is given as follows.
Here, compressibility factor is Z.
The expression for the residual molar internal energy is given as follows.
The expression for compressibility factor is given as follows.
B)
Interpretation:
Residual molar enthalpy and residual molar internal energy for each given temperature and pressure has to be determined.
Concept introduction:
The expression for van der Waals Equation of state is given as follows.
Here, constants are a and b, molar volume is
The expression for the residual molar enthalpy is given as follows.
Here, compressibility factor is Z.
The expression for the residual molar internal energy is given as follows.
The expression for compressibility factor is given as follows.
C)
Interpretation:
Residual molar enthalpy and residual molar internal energy for each given temperature and pressure has to be determined.
Concept introduction:
The expression for van der Waals Equation of state is given as follows.
Here, constants are a and b, molar volume is
The expression for the residual molar enthalpy is given as follows.
Here, compressibility factor is Z.
The expression for the residual molar internal energy is given as follows.
The expression for compressibility factor is given as follows.
D)
Interpretation:
Residual molar enthalpy and residual molar internal energy for each given temperature and pressure has to be determined.
Concept introduction:
The expression for van der Waals Equation of state is given as follows.
Here, constants are a and b, molar volume is
The expression for the residual molar enthalpy is given as follows.
Here, compressibility factor is Z.
The expression for the residual molar internal energy is given as follows.
The expression for compressibility factor is given as follows.
E)
Interpretation:
Residual molar enthalpy and residual molar internal energy for each given temperature and pressure has to be determined.
Concept introduction:
The expression for van der Waals Equation of state is given as follows.
Here, constants are a and b, molar volume is
The expression for the residual molar enthalpy is given as follows.
Here, compressibility factor is Z.
The expression for the residual molar internal energy is given as follows.
The expression for compressibility factor is given as follows.
F)
Interpretation:
Residual molar enthalpy and residual molar internal energy for each given temperature and pressure has to be determined.
Concept introduction:
The expression for van der Waals Equation of state is given as follows.
Here, constants are a and b, molar volume is
The expression for the residual molar enthalpy is given as follows.
Here, compressibility factor is Z.
The expression for the residual molar internal energy is given as follows.
The expression for compressibility factor is given as follows.
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