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3. Estimate the values of Compressibility factor, enthalpy and entropy for Benzene and cyclohexane if it...

3. Estimate the values of Compressibility factor, enthalpy and entropy for Benzene and cyclohexane if it compressed from 650 K and 60 bar to 500 K and 110 bar.

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