Consider a tank containing gaseous Helium. It is perfectly insulated and rigid. There is a paddle wheel to stir the Helium, which is rated at 0.12. The paddle wheel is operated for 42 min. Determine the final equilibrium pressure of the He gas, in units of psia. The initial gas conditions are given in the table below:

Consider a tank containing gaseous Helium. It is perfectly insulated and rigid. There is a paddle wheel to stir the Helium, which is rated at 0.12. The paddle wheel is operated for 42 min. Determine the final equilibrium pressure of the He gas, in units of psia. The initial gas conditions are given in the table below:

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