A compact device containing 1 m³ nitrogen gas with 300 kpa pressure and a temperature of 30°c. A heating element is embedded in the cylinders in which a current is 3A and 220 v tension run for 10 minutes. As the warming of nitrogen expands until the pressure reaches constant and the release of kalor to an environment of 5,000 j. what is the current temperature of nitrogen.

A compact device containing 1 m³ nitrogen gas with 300 kpa pressure and a temperature of 30°c. A heating element is embedded in the cylinders in which a current is 3A and 220 v tension run for 10 minutes. As the warming of nitrogen expands until the pressure reaches constant and the release of kalor to an environment of 5,000 j. what is the current temperature of nitrogen.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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