In this task, various ideal gases are considered. If no other information is given, the specific gas constant R = 252.6 J/(kg K). Unless otherwise stated, all changes of state dbe regarded as quasi-static and take place in a closed system. All parts of the task dbe solved independently of each other. Indices indicate the initial state (index 1) and the final state (index 2). The general gas constant Rm = 8.314462 J/(mol K) applies to the entire task. Hint: - Round the results to three decimal places (e.g. 58.189 or 0.015). a) An ideal gas with p = 1907.6 mbar and T = 270.1 K is in a container with a volume of V = 720 cm3 . What quantity of substance (in mol) is in the container? What is the pressure p2 (in kPa) after an isothermal change of state (T = 310.2 K), in which a specific volume of vi = 0.12 m3/kg is initially present and |912 |= 101 kJ/kg specific heat is dissipated? b) c) Three ideal gases were mixed in a closed container. The mixture has a pressure of p = 1.5 bar, the mole fraction of component 1 isi = 0.1 and the partial pressure of component 3 is ps = 0.825 bar. What valibe the pressure (in bar) that would prevail if component 2 occupied the entire container alone (components 1 and 3 wereremoved from the container)?
In this task, various ideal gases are considered. If no other information is given, the specific gas constant R = 252.6 J/(kg K). Unless otherwise stated, all changes of state dbe regarded as quasi-static and take place in a closed system. All parts of the task dbe solved independently of each other. Indices indicate the initial state (index 1) and the final state (index 2). The general gas constant Rm = 8.314462 J/(mol K) applies to the entire task. Hint: - Round the results to three decimal places (e.g. 58.189 or 0.015). a) An ideal gas with p = 1907.6 mbar and T = 270.1 K is in a container with a volume of V = 720 cm3 . What quantity of substance (in mol) is in the container? What is the pressure p2 (in kPa) after an isothermal change of state (T = 310.2 K), in which a specific volume of vi = 0.12 m3/kg is initially present and |912 |= 101 kJ/kg specific heat is dissipated? b) c) Three ideal gases were mixed in a closed container. The mixture has a pressure of p = 1.5 bar, the mole fraction of component 1 isi = 0.1 and the partial pressure of component 3 is ps = 0.825 bar. What valibe the pressure (in bar) that would prevail if component 2 occupied the entire container alone (components 1 and 3 wereremoved from the container)?
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