A cylindrical vessel with a diameter of 56 cm and a height of 2.15 m contains 515 kg of R-134a at 16 C. What is the volyme occupied by the vapor phase (in m )? Select one: 3.345 3.552 3.641 3.178 4.037 Not listed 3.435

A cylindrical vessel with a diameter of 56 cm and a height of 2.15 m contains 515 kg of R-134a at 16 C. What is the volyme occupied by the vapor phase (in m )? Select one: 3.345 3.552 3.641 3.178 4.037 Not listed 3.435

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A cylindrical vessel with a diameter of 56
cm and a height of 2.15 m contains 515 kg
of R-134a at 16 C. What is the volyme
occupied by the vapor phase (in m³)?
Select one:
3.345
3.552
3.641
3.178
4.037
Not listed
3.435

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