a) Calculate the effect of temperature change on the moles of ethane gas based on the data in Table Q1 (a). Table Q1 (a): Investigation of temperature on natural gas. Temperature of natural gas 35 °C Volume of gas 30 L 0.08206 L atm mol K 50.5 psi R Pressure of gas Increment in temperature 20 °C

a) Calculate the effect of temperature change on the moles of ethane gas based on the data in Table Q1 (a). Table Q1 (a): Investigation of temperature on natural gas. Temperature of natural gas 35 °C Volume of gas 30 L 0.08206 L atm mol K 50.5 psi R Pressure of gas Increment in temperature 20 °C

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a) Calculate the effect of temperature change on the moles of ethane gas based on the data in
Table Q1 (a).
Table Q1 (a): Investigation of temperature on natural gas.
Temperature of natural gas
Volume of gas
35 °C
30 L
0.08206 L atm mol K
50.5 psi
R
Pressure of gas
Increment in temperature
20 °C

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