Discussion
Van der Waals predicts a critical compressibility factor of three eighths. What decimal value is that?
Answer: D
Three divided by eight is three hundred and seventy-five thousandths. Real fluids cluster nearer two hundred and seventy thousandths, which is the clearest single measure of how crude the equation is at the critical point.
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