Difference between revisions of "Real Gas"

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Real Gas is a gas whose molecules occupy space and have interactions [1].

Real Gas deviates from Ideal Gas by proportionality term z, which is gas compressibility factor.

It all started with Boyle-Charles Law published in 1662 .

PV = n RT = \frac{m}{M} RT

m

= mass, lb_m

M

= molecular weight, lb_m/lb_mol

n

= number of moles, lb_mol

P

= Pressure, psia

R

= universal gas constant, 10.7316 psia ft³/ lb_mol/ °R

T

= temperature, °R

V

= volume, ft³

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 [[Real Gas]] is a gas whose molecules occupy space and have interactions [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_gas].
-[[Real Gas]] deviates from [[Ideal Gas]] by proportionality term z - [[gas compressibility factor]].
+[[Real Gas]] deviates from [[Ideal Gas]] by proportionality term z, which is [[gas compressibility factor]].
 == Equation Of State ==