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The temperature at which the second viri...

The temperature at which the second virial coefficient of a real gas is zero is called .

A

Critical temperature

B

Triple point

C

Boiling point

D

Boyle's temperature

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d
(d) At low pressure `Z=1+(b-(a)/(RT))(1)/(V_(m))` at Boyle temperature `b-(a)/(RT)=0`
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