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9. Helium is compressed in an adiabatic cylinder from 70°F, 10 ft³, 15 psia to 1 ft³ according to the relation PVK = c. Find the work nonflow, the final temperature and the change of enthalpy.

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9. Helium is compressed in an adiabatic cylinder from 70°F, 10 ft³, 15 psia to 1 ft³
according to the relation pVK = c. Find the work nonflow, the final temperature and
the change of enthalpy.

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