A)
Interpretation:
The final temperature and volume of the tank has to be determined when floating top is working properly.
Concept introduction:
Initially calculate the number of moles in the system is calculated using the coefficient of thermal expansion and isothermal compressibility factor. Then use the energy balance equation to find out the final temperature of the tank.
B)
Interpretation:
The final temperature and volume of the tank has to be determined when floating top is malfunction.
Concept introduction:
For the case of malfunction floating top, first use the energy balance for a constant volume system to find out the final temperature of the product. Then use the triple product relation between the partial derivative to the isothermal Compressibility, and the Coefficient of Thermal Expansion to obtain the final pressure of the tank.
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