[ewp]

I'm taking Physical Chemistry for the first time and my professor has not assigned a textbook due to their purported ubiquitous reliance on the ideal gas equation.  I was wondering if anyone knows of a textbook that focuses its attention on the behavior of real gases and general equations of state?

Thanks.

[curiouscat]

Try any good Chemical Engineering Text. Tons of stuff on Real gases, fugacities, EOS etc.

e.g. Smith / Van Ness : Chem. Eng. Thermodynamics.

PS. I don't see his point: 99% of the time ideal gases work fine!