SOLVED: For a gas at a given temperature, the compression factor is described by the empirical equation: z = 1 - 8.50 × 10^(-3)P/P° + 3.50 × 10^(-5)(P/P°)^2 where P° = 1

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SOLVED: For a gas at a given temperature, the compression factor is described by the empirical equation z=1-8.50 × 10^-3(P)/(P^∘)+3.50 × 10^-5(( P)/(P^∘))^2 where P^∘=1 bar. Calculate the fugacity coefficient for P=150 .

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