1. A reversible, non-flow constant volume process decreases the internal energy by 315 KJ for 2.25 kg of a gas for which R = 412.10 J/kg-K and k = 1.67. The initial temperature is 205°C 1.1 Determine the work 1.2 Solve for the value of Q 1.3 Determine AS 1.4 Determine AH

1. A reversible, non-flow constant volume process decreases the internal energy by 315 KJ for 2.25 kg of a gas for which R = 412.10 J/kg-K and k = 1.67. The initial temperature is 205°C 1.1 Determine the work 1.2 Solve for the value of Q 1.3 Determine AS 1.4 Determine AH

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2.25 kg of a gas for which R = 412.10 J/kg-K and k = 1.67. The initial temperature is 205°C
1.1 Determine the work
1.2 Solve for the value of Q
1.3 Determine AS
1.4 Determine AH

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