![The virial form of van der Waal's gas equation is PV = RT (1 + BV + CV^2 + .... ) = RT(1 + B'P + C'P^2 + ....) . The second The virial form of van der Waal's gas equation is PV = RT (1 + BV + CV^2 + .... ) = RT(1 + B'P + C'P^2 + ....) . The second](https://haygot.s3.amazonaws.com/questions/1737726_1740014_ans_12db6066ff4d43a0a3c0303d3bbe9a44.jpg)
The virial form of van der Waal's gas equation is PV = RT (1 + BV + CV^2 + .... ) = RT(1 + B'P + C'P^2 + ....) . The second
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![SOLVED: 1.For a obeying the equation of state p RT gas evaluate J2 and Or , Vm b Vm RT 1 + B 2. The virial equation of state is: pVm Vm + SOLVED: 1.For a obeying the equation of state p RT gas evaluate J2 and Or , Vm b Vm RT 1 + B 2. The virial equation of state is: pVm Vm +](https://cdn.numerade.com/ask_images/bab3a122887a4bb8a6253d87c884ae59.jpg)
SOLVED: 1.For a obeying the equation of state p RT gas evaluate J2 and Or , Vm b Vm RT 1 + B 2. The virial equation of state is: pVm Vm +
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