A pressure vessel with volume of 131 ft' contains ethane (CH) at 360 psia and 90 F. Calculate the mass in pounds of ethane in this vessel according to 1. The compressibility factor method. 2. Vander waals equation.

A pressure vessel with volume of 131 ft' contains ethane (CH) at 360 psia and 90 F. Calculate the mass in pounds of ethane in this vessel according to 1. The compressibility factor method. 2. Vander waals equation.

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A pressure vessel with volume of 131 ft' contains ethane (CH)
at 360 psia and 90 °F. Calculate the mass in pounds of ethane
in this vessel according to
1. The compressibility factor method.
2. Vander waals equation.

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