PLS ANSWER NO. 1 AND 2(FULL SOLUTION AND PLS WRITE ELIGIBLY) (ROUND OFF THE FINAL ANSWERS TO THE 4TH DECIMAL PLACE) 1. Two cubic-meters of CO, gas (MW = 44 kg/mol) measured at 100 kPaa, 30 °C are withdrawn from a 1.7m diameter spherical tank containing CO2 gas initially at 700 kPaa and 60 °C. What is the pressure(kPaa) of the gas remaining inside the tank2. A drum 0.5 ft in diameter and 45 inches long contained acetylene at 350 psia, 90 °F. After some of theacetylene was used, the pressure was 200 psia and 85 °F. a) determine the amount of acetylene thatwas used (Ibm). b) What volume would the used acetylene occupy at 14.7 psia, 80 °F (ft°) ? R for thisgas is 59.35 ft-lb/lb.R.its temperature is 55 °C?

Given : Initial Pressure (P) inside tank = 700 KPa Initial Temperature of tank (T) = 60o C = 333 K…

Two cubic-meters of CO2 gas (MW = 44 kg/mol) measured at 100 kPaa, 30 °C are withdrawn from a 1. m diameter spherical tank containing CO, gas initially at 700 kPaa and 60 °C. What is the pressure (kPaa) of the gas remaining inside the tank if its temperature is 55 °C?

Two cubic-meters of CO2 gas (MW = 44 kg/mol) measured at 100 kPaa, 30 °C are withdrawn from a 1. m diameter spherical tank containing CO, gas initially at 700 kPaa and 60 °C. What is the pressure (kPaa) of the gas remaining inside the tank if its temperature is 55 °C?

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Chapter19: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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