Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics - Chapter 7: Computing Fugacity Using Lee/Kesler Example 1.
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In this example we are asked to first compute the fugacity and fugacity coefficient for CO2 at saturation using the Lee/Kesler method (i.e., three parameter corresponding states). Then using this, we use the Poynting correction to compute the value at a higher pressure.
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