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The equation of state for a simple fluid has been correlated to the equation Z =...

The equation of state for a simple fluid has been correlated to the equation Z = 1 + aP / RT , where a = - 236 0 cm 3 /mol, and C P = 43 J/mol - K. (a) (10) Derive the Helmholtz departure for the fluid and calcul ate the numerical value (J/mol) at 300 K and 0.2 MPa

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