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Pv the compressibility factor z=pt of a gas above dwill be 43. (a) less than unity (b) greater than unity (c) equal of unity (d) none of these
PV The compressibility factor z=pT of a gas above Dwill be 43. (a) Less than unity (b) Greater than unity (c) Equal of unity (d) None of these
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Ashutosh singh
Dear Sourav, T = a/ Rb is nothing but Boyle's temperature and at Boyle's temperature, Z>1. Always. 😊
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Ashutosh singh![best-answer]()
Z>1 The compressibility factor is always greater than 1 at Boyle's temperature...which is nothing but a/Rb. Hope it helps. 😊
sir at Boyles temp z=1, but here is asked above Boyles temp, so answer will be z>1
Yes, Sourav. I just happen to forget adding greater than 1 at Boyle's temperature. 😊 We all know that at Boyle's temperature, Z = 1. 😬 I'm sorry.
Putting it again...The compressibility factor is always greater than 1 at above Boyles temperature which is nothing but a/Rb. I just forgot adding above.