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Estimate the fugacity of liquid water at normal boiling point and 80 bar. Data: Tc =...

Estimate the fugacity of liquid water at normal boiling point and 80 bar.
Data: Tc = 647.1 ? ; Pc = 220.55 ???; ? = 0.345; Vc = 55.9 ? 10 ?/???

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