Physical Chemistry | The Compression Factor (Z) [w/1 example]

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Thank u for this great explanation 💜💜💜

[@tehriddler173]

to the point and explains it well

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Awesome discussion!!!

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studying for the ACS This is phenomenal

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Thank you

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Excellent 👍

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why z>1 meas repulsion dominate, and why z

[@l052_jeeveshpathak8]

because if z>1 then it means that Vr>Vi... and if real volume comes out greater than ideal volume that we can say that gas has repulsive nature.. And similarly we can say that if Z

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Good