Compute the density of both an ideal and a hard sphere gas

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Compute the density of both an ideal as well as a hard sphere gas with molar mass 30 grams/mole that has a b parameter of 0.037 L/mol. The pressure is 1000atm as well as the temperature is 50 K.

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