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why is hydrogen compressibility factor always greater than 1.or it is for only at 273 k

why is hydrogen compressibility factor always greater than 1.or it is for only at 273 k

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Avni Chauhan
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5 years ago
No, for H compressibility factor is greater than 1. if compressibilty factor is greater than 1, it represents the molecules have a very minimal force of attraction and majorly repulsive forces dominate. But, as we decrease the temperature, the attractions will start coming in the picture, thus, making z less than 1.

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