Please calculate the energy density of 1.0 kg of H2 (the energy from the combustion of per ilogram of the fuel). Use this mass-based energy density to calculate volume-based energy lensity. Assume that the hydrogen has temperature of 300K and 10 atm.

Please calculate the energy density of 1.0 kg of H2 (the energy from the combustion of per ilogram of the fuel). Use this mass-based energy density to calculate volume-based energy lensity. Assume that the hydrogen has temperature of 300K and 10 atm.

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