10 kg of air at 300°K is stored in a cylinder of volume 0.3 m° / kg. Find the pressure exerted 3 by air using Vander Waal's gas equation. Critical properties of air are: Pc = 37.7 bar, T = 132.5 K, V. = 0.093 m / kg mole» %3D %3D 3. R= 287 Nm / kg K

10 kg of air at 300°K is stored in a cylinder of volume 0.3 m° / kg. Find the pressure exerted 3 by air using Vander Waal's gas equation. Critical properties of air are: Pc = 37.7 bar, T = 132.5 K, V. = 0.093 m / kg mole» %3D %3D 3. R= 287 Nm / kg K

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10kg of air at 300°K is stored in a cylinder of
volume 0.3 m° / kg. Find the pressure exerted
3
by air using Vander Waal's gas equation.
Critical properties of air are :
Pc = 37.7 bar, T. = 132.5 K,
%3D
3.
V. = 0.093 m° / kg mole »
R = 287 Nm / kg K

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