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At critical temperature pressure and volume the compressibility factor is

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Answered by cuteipiejanvi
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Critical Temperature, Volume, and Pressure

With the increase in temperature, the pressure required to liquefy a gas also increases. This temperature was the highest temperature at which a gas appears in the form of a liquid. ... Critical constants are critical pressure, temperature, and volume.

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Answer:z<1

Explanation: at critical condition the value of z is 0.375

Z=Pc×Vc÷R×Tc

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