Q1: (A) kg of air is compressed causingits temperature to increase from 25K° to100K°. Ifthe specific heat constant, Cp(T)in KJ/Kg.K°, is given as follows:Cp(T)=0.917+14.32x10$T-51.29x10°T?Find the amount of internal energyand enthalpy gained during thecompressionprocess.

Given dataTemperature of the air is increasing from 25K to 100KSpecific heat of air Cp(T) =…

Q1: (A) kg of air is compressed causing its temperature to increase from 25K° to 100K°. If the specific heat constant, Cp(T) in KJ/Kg.Kº, is given as follows: Cp(T)= 0.917+14.32x10 T-51.29x10°T? Find the amount of internal energy and enthalpy gained during the compression process.

Q1: (A) kg of air is compressed causing its temperature to increase from 25K° to 100K°. If the specific heat constant, Cp(T) in KJ/Kg.Kº, is given as follows: Cp(T)= 0.917+14.32x10 T-51.29x10°T? Find the amount of internal energy and enthalpy gained during the compression process.

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Q1: (A) kg of air is compressed causing
its temperature to increase from 25K° to
100K°. If
the specific heat constant, Cp(T)
in KJ/Kg.K°, is given as follows:
Cp(T)=
0.917+14.32x10$T-51.29x10°T?
Find the amount of internal energy
and enthalpy gained during the
compression
process.

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