The seventh virial coefficient of a two-dimensional system of particle
s interacting with a hard-core square-well pair potential is studied.
The Ree-Hoover type cluster integrals were examined and it was found t
hat a graph in the form of a hexagonal wheel with all the bonds of the
attractive square-well type does not allow Baxter's 'sticky sphere' l
imit to be achieved. The value of that particular cluster integral was
calculated. It was shown that when approaching the sticky limit the c
luster integral corresponding to the hexagonal wheel diverges linearly
with the height of the peak in the Mayer f function at the location o
f the potential square-well. As a consequence, the seventh virial coef
ficient of the sticky disc system does not have a finite value.