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Calculate the volume work required to compress 1 mol of liquid benzene from 0.1 MPa to 100 MPa at 25 °C.
Data: ρ = 0.8734 g∙cm−3
, κT = −(d ln V/ d p)T = 0.98 10−3 MPa−1
. Consider the compressibility coefficient κT pressure-independent. Note: Integration by parts is used for mathematical solution of the problem.
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