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Compressibility factor (Z) for `N_(2)" at "-50^(@)C and 800` atm pressure is 1.95 calculate mole of `N_(2)` gas required to fill a gas cylinder of 100 L capacity under the given conditions.

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We have `Z=(PV)/(nRT)`
`therefore" mole of "N_(2) =(PV)/(ZRT)`
`=(800xx100)/(1.95xx0.0821xx223)=2240.8`
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