Determine the AH' for 4 moles of a gas (Cp-4R) going from (25°C, 10 bar) to (125°C, 20 bar), If RT the PVT behavior of a gas is described by the EOS: where b- 1000 cm3/mol. P= (V-b)' 17.302 KT P2.1 AHt
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Determine the AH' for 4 moles of a gas (Cp-4R) going from (25°C, 10 bar) to (125°C, 20 bar), If RT the PVT behavior of a gas is described by the EOS: where b- 1000 cm3/mol. P= (V-b)' 17.302 KT P2.1 AHt
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