Calculate V and Z for methyl chloride at 100 ° C and 55bar for the ideal...

Calculate V and Z for methyl chloride at 100 ° C and 55bar for the ideal gas equation, by the equation of virial. Data: R = 83.14 cm 3 bar/molK; viral coefficient B equals -242.5 cm3/mol.

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