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CALCULATE THE FUGACITY COEFFICIENT OF TOLUENE AT 50 °C & 25 KPA USING THE VIRIAL EQUATION...

CALCULATE THE FUGACITY COEFFICIENT OF TOLUENE AT 50 °C & 25 KPA USING THE VIRIAL EQUATION OF STATE TRUNCATED AFTER THE SECOND TERM. SUCH AN EQUATION OF STATE IS GIVEN BY THE FOLLOWING EXPRESSION: Z=1+ (BP/RT), WHERE THE SECOND VIRIAL COEFFICIENT (B) FOR TOLUENE IS -1,860 CM3/MOL.

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