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Given,If PcP = Pr,TcT = Tr,andVm,cVm = Vr Where
Pr is reduced pressure Pc is critical pressure.
Tris reduced temperature Tcis critical temperature.
Vris reduced volume Vcis critical volume.
Then the equation of state (or van der Waals equation), only in terms of Pr,Trand Vris
A) (Pr + Vr23) = 8 Tr
B)(Pr + Vr23) (3Vr - 1)
C)(Pr + Vr23)(3Vr - 1) = 4 Tr
D)(Pr + Vr23 )(3Vr - 1) = 8 Tr
Solution
All the gases are not ideal in nature. Depending on the condition of the gas it behaves as ideal gas. There are three units for measuring the temperature. There are degrees Celsius, kelvin and Fahrenheit. The moles are one of the main units in chemistry. The moles of the molecule depend on the mass of the molecule and molecular mass of the molecule. Chemical reactions are measured by moles only.
Formula used:
The ideal gas equation depends on the pressure, temperature, number of moles, volume of the gas molecules in ideal condition.
The ideal gas equation is,
PV = nRT
Here, the pressure of the gas is P.
The volume of the gas is V.
The temperature of the gas in kelvin is T.
Gas constant is R.
The number of moles of the Gas molecules is n.
Complete answer:
If PcP = Pr,TcT = Tr,andVm,cVm = Vr Where
Pr is reduced pressure Pc is critical pressure.
Tr is reduced temperature Tc is critical temperature.
Vr is reduced volume Vc is critical volume.
Then the equation of state (or van der Waals equation), only in terms of Pr,Trand Vr is
The ideal gas equation is,
PV = nRT
We change the ideal gas equation to Van der Waals equation is,
(P + V2an2)(V - nb) = nRT
The number of moles of the Gas molecules is n = 1.
Hence,
(P + V2a)(V - b) = RT is Van der Waals equation.
In Van der Waals equation is,
We apply below values in this equation.
P = PcPr
T = TcTr
V = VcVr
(P + V2a)(V - b) = RT
(PcPr + (VcVr)2a)(VcVr - b) = RTcTr
From the Van der Waals equation is we got,
Pc = 27b2a
Vc = 3b
Tc = 27bR8a
Substitute above three values in Van der Waals equation,
(PcPr + (VcVr)2a)(VcVr - b) = RTcTr
(27b2aPr + (3bVr)2a)(3bVr - b) = R27bR8aTr
(Pr + Vr23)(3Vr - 1) = 8Tr
From the above calculation we conclude the equation of state (or van der Waals equation), only in terms of Pr,Trand Vris
(Pr + Vr23)(3Vr - 1) = 8Tr
Hence. Option D is correct.
Note:
(P + V2a)(V - b) = RT is Van der Waal’s equation.
We shift the equation in one side,
PV + Va - Pb - V2ab = RT
PV + Va - Pb - V2ab - RT = 0
Multiply the above equation by PV2
PV2(PV + Va - Pb - V2ab - RT) = 0
(V3 + PaV - bV2 - Pab - PRTV2) = 0
In Van der Waals equation, we apply below values in this equation.
P = Pc, T = Tc and V = Vc
V = Vc
V - Vc=0
(V - Vc)3=0
V3 - 3VcV2+3VVc2 - Vc3=0
We compare equation (V3 + PaV - bV2 - Pab - PRTV2) = 0 and V3 - 3VcV2+3VVc2 - Vc3=0 is
3Vc=b + PcRTc
3Vc2=Pca
Vc3=Pcab
By using this relation,
3Vc2Vc3 = ab/Pca/Pc
Vc = 3b
3Vc2=Pca
Vc = 3b
3(3b)2=Pca
27b2=Pca
Pc=27b2a
3Vc=b + PcRTc we get Tc = 27bR8a.
From this comparison we got values of
Pc = 27b2a, Vc = 3b andTc = 27bR8a.