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Estimate the molar volume of methane at 6 MPa and 0 °C by use of the Pitzer-Curl table, Tr = 1.43, Pr = 1.3, w=0.008. 0.003 m3/kmol

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Estimate the molar volume of methane at 6 MPa and 0 °C by use of the Pitzer-Curl
table, Tr = 1.43, Pr = 1.3, w=0.008.
0.003 m³/kmol
0.126 m³/kmol
0.326 m³/kmol
3.26 m³/kmol

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