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Chapter 4, Problem 4.17P
Carbon dioxide is being generated in an occupied space at the rate 0.25 cfm (0.118 l/s) and outdoor air with a CO2 concentration of 220 ppm is being supplied to the space at the rate of 900 cfm (0.425 m3/s). What will be the steadystate concentration of CO2 in ppm if complete mixing is assumed?
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