A gas cylinder with interior volume 11.1 L holds compress air at 17.2 MPa. The cylinder is joined by a hose of negligi volume to a second cylinder that's been pumped down to vacuum. When the valve on the full cylinder is opened, the air expands to fill the entire system, all the while maintaining a constant temperature. If the energy that becomes unavailable to do work is 168.1 k), what's the volume of the second cylinder (L)?

A gas cylinder with interior volume 11.1 L holds compress air at 17.2 MPa. The cylinder is joined by a hose of negligi volume to a second cylinder that's been pumped down to vacuum. When the valve on the full cylinder is opened, the air expands to fill the entire system, all the while maintaining a constant temperature. If the energy that becomes unavailable to do work is 168.1 k), what's the volume of the second cylinder (L)?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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