A storage tank has a volume of 3,000 liters [L] The tank is originally filled to a pressure of 21.1 megapascals [M Pa] with an ideal gas while the temperature is maintained at 28 degrees Celsius [°C] The molecular weight of the ideal gas is 56 grams per mole mol The tank is heated so the temperature increases to a final temperature of 58 degrees Celsius [°C] What will be the new pressure in the tank in units of megapascals [M Pa]

A storage tank has a volume of 3,000 liters [L] The tank is originally filled to a pressure of 21.1 megapascals [M Pa] with an ideal gas while the temperature is maintained at 28 degrees Celsius [°C] The molecular weight of the ideal gas is 56 grams per mole mol The tank is heated so the temperature increases to a final temperature of 58 degrees Celsius [°C] What will be the new pressure in the tank in units of megapascals [M Pa]

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Chapter3: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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Problem 66P: One of a dilute diatomic gas occupying a volume of 10.00 L expands against a constant pressure of...

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