Question 4. 150g of liquid water was injected into an evacuated (initially empty) 75 L container. The temperature of the container is 40°C. What is the mass of water vapor inside the container after the system reached equilibrium? You may need the data from Table 5.4 below. Please consider the volume of the injected liquid negligible compared to the volume of the container. TARLE SA Vapour Pressure of Water Versus Temperature Temperatare ("C) Pressure (Torr) Termperature (C) Fressure (Torr) 4585 55 111.15 6.545 14050 10 0212 187.68 15 12.793 70 231 4 20 17.542 75 209 25 25 23.770 15.33 30 31.644 433.65 35 47.204 525 02 40 55 JES 95 634 02 45 71.9720 100 50 92.538

Question 4. 150g of liquid water was injected into an evacuated (initially empty) 75 L container. The temperature of the container is 40°C. What is the mass of water vapor inside the container after the system reached equilibrium? You may need the data from Table 5.4 below. Please consider the volume of the injected liquid negligible compared to the volume of the container. TARLE SA Vapour Pressure of Water Versus Temperature Temperatare ("C) Pressure (Torr) Termperature (C) Fressure (Torr) 4585 55 111.15 6.545 14050 10 0212 187.68 15 12.793 70 231 4 20 17.542 75 209 25 25 23.770 15.33 30 31.644 433.65 35 47.204 525 02 40 55 JES 95 634 02 45 71.9720 100 50 92.538

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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