If the compressibility factor $(Z)$ is greater than unity,then which of the following is true for the molar volume $(V_m)$ of a gas at $NTP$?
- A$V_m = 22.4 \ L \ (at \ NTP)$
- B$V_m > 22.4 \ L \ (at \ NTP)$
- C$V_m < 22.4 \ L \ (at \ NTP)$
- D$V_m = 11.2 \ L \ (at \ NTP)$
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