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The density of steam at 100^(@)C and 10^...

The density of steam at `100^(@)C` and `10^(5) Pa` pressure is `0.6 Kgm^(-3)`. Calculate the compressibility factor of steam.

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`(PV)/(nRT)=(PV)/((W)/(M)RT)=(PVM)/(RT)=(1xx10^(5)xx18xx10^(-3))/(0.6xx8.314xx373)`
`=0.97`
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