The potential function between molecules of a simple non-polar gas, when the mass centres areseparated by a distance r, is given by the well-known expressions:9(r) = 4€[(#) '? – (#)°1For this gas in question: e/k = 120K and bo = No =0.063 m/kmola) What is the magnitude of the potential o(r) at its minimum?b) What is the separation between the molecules when o(r) is a minimum?c) What force is acting between the molecules when the separation is 5 times theseparation in part (b)?

The potential function between molecules of a simple non-polar gas, when the mass centres are separated by a distance r, is given by the well-known expressions: p(r) = 4c[(#) '? – (#)°1 For this gas in question: e/k = 120K and bo = N¸3o³ =0.063 m³/kmol a) What is the magnitude of the potential (r) at its minimum? b) What is the separation between the molecules when o(r) is a minimum? c) What force is acting between the molecules when the separation is 5 times the separation in part (b)?

The potential function between molecules of a simple non-polar gas, when the mass centres are separated by a distance r, is given by the well-known expressions: p(r) = 4c[(#) '? – (#)°1 For this gas in question: e/k = 120K and bo = N¸3o³ =0.063 m³/kmol a) What is the magnitude of the potential (r) at its minimum? b) What is the separation between the molecules when o(r) is a minimum? c) What force is acting between the molecules when the separation is 5 times the separation in part (b)?

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