I need the answer as soon as possible Hydrogen gas has a pressure of (600kN/m2), volume of (0.03 m3) and atemperature of (40 C). Take R=0.29 kJ/kg.k. Calculate:-(i) The amount mass of hydrogen(ii) The final temperature at constant volume and final pressure of (1.05 kN/m2 )

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