Given: 500 grams of air at STP. (STP or Standard Temperature Pressure; where in T = 0°C , Pabs = 1 atm). Determine the following a. Volume of the air in cubic meters b. If 20 kJ of heat is added at constant pressure determine the final temperature in C

Given: 500 grams of air at STP. (STP or Standard Temperature Pressure; where in T = 0°C , Pabs = 1 atm). Determine the following a. Volume of the air in cubic meters b. If 20 kJ of heat is added at constant pressure determine the final temperature in C

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Given: 500 grams of air at STP. (STP or Standard Temperature
Pressure; where in T = 0°C, Pabs = 1 atm).
Determine the following
a. Volume of the air in cubic meters
b. If 20 kJ of heat is added at constant pressure determine the
final temperature in C

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