Hello I need help with the following problem with parts D and E! A mixture of ideal gases contains 0.5 kmol of CO2, 2 kmol of O2, and 7 kmol ofN at 700 K. Determine the following quantities:A. The mole fraction of each constituent in the mixtureB. The apparent molecular weight of the mixtureC. The volume of the mixture when the pressure is 600 kPaD. The apparent specific heat at constant pressure using a mass basis (cp,mixin kJ/kg-K) and molar basis (C, éz in kJ/kmol-K). Use specific heat values foreach species from Table E.1.E. Find the heat transfer required to decrease the temperature of the mixturefrom 900 K to 300 K at constant pressure using the apparent specific heat frompart D. Assume that the apparent specific heat remains constant during thisprocess.

Given Pressure, P = 600 kPa Temperature, T = 700 K

A mixture of ideal gases contains 0.5 kmol of CO2, 2 kmol of O2, and 7 kmol of N at 700 K. Determine the following quantities: A The mole fraction of each constituent in the mixture B. The apparent molecular weight of the mixture C. The volume of the míxture when the pressure is 600 kPa

A mixture of ideal gases contains 0.5 kmol of CO2, 2 kmol of O2, and 7 kmol of N at 700 K. Determine the following quantities: A The mole fraction of each constituent in the mixture B. The apparent molecular weight of the mixture C. The volume of the míxture when the pressure is 600 kPa

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