If the compressibility factor $(Z)$ of a gas at $STP$ is greater than $1$,then what will be the value of its molar volume $(V_m)$?
- AEqual to $22.4 \, dm^3$
- BDepends on its molecular size
- CGreater than $22.4 \, dm^3$
- DLess than $22.4 \, dm^3$
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