QThe equilibrium relationship representing the crud oil and associated gassystem is : P= P xi where po vapor pressure of the component i. Thecomposition of a crude oil and the vapor pressures are given belowxiComponentC3pº0.20190i-C40.1072.2n-C40.1051.6i-C50.2020.44n-C50.2015.57CO₂0.201100The reservoir pressure and temperature are 500 psia and 100°F, respectively.API Of crude oil is 28. Calculate the surface tensionالد السطي

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QThe equilibrium relationship representing the crud oil and associated gas system is : P= P xi where po vapor pressure of the component i. The composition of a crude oil and the vapor pressures are given below Component C3 xi pº 0.20 190 i-C4 0.10 72.2 n-C4 0.10 51.6 i-C5 0.20 20.44 n-C5 0.20 15.57 CO₂ 0.20 1100 The reservoir pressure and temperature are 500 psia and 100°F, respectively. API Of crude oil is 28. Calculate the surface tension

QThe equilibrium relationship representing the crud oil and associated gas system is : P= P xi where po vapor pressure of the component i. The composition of a crude oil and the vapor pressures are given below Component C3 xi pº 0.20 190 i-C4 0.10 72.2 n-C4 0.10 51.6 i-C5 0.20 20.44 n-C5 0.20 15.57 CO₂ 0.20 1100 The reservoir pressure and temperature are 500 psia and 100°F, respectively. API Of crude oil is 28. Calculate the surface tension

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