9. Diluted gases

A real gas is said to be in a dilute state if the pressure and temperature conditions are such that molecular interactions are weak. The corresponding equation of state is : $Z = 1 + B (T) / V ≃ 1 + B (T) p / R T$

with :

B: second virial coefficient, a function of gas type and temperature
V: molar volume
Z: ...

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