Solve the first problem please Problems1. A quantity of gas at pressure of (50 psig) has a volume of (1000 ft'). Ifthe gas is compressed to (100 psig), what volume would it occupy?Assume the barometric pressure is (14.73 psia) and the temperature of thegas remains constant.2. A (600 ml) sample of Nitrogen is heated from (27 °C) to (77 °C) atconstant pressure. What is the final volume?3. A (20 L) cylinder containing (6 atm) of gas at (27 °C). What would thepressure of the gas be if the gas was heated to (77 °C)?4. Calculate the content of a (500 ft') tank of methane at (100 psia) and (100°F) in: moles, pounds, molecules and SCF.5. How many SCF of an ideal gas are required to fill a (100 ft') tank to apressure of (40 psig) when the temperature of the gas in the tank is (90°F)?6. An ideal gas exerts (100 psig) in a cylinder at (100 °F). What will thepressure be if the temperature is reduced to (32 °F)?7. A container was found to weight (80.0 g) while evacuated. The containerthen was filled with oxygen and found to weight (81.242 g). When filledwith water the container weighed (1000.0 g). The temperature andpressure for the procedure were (14.7 psia) and (60 oF). What is the gasconstant in engineering units?

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· A quantity of gas at pressure of (50 psig) has a volume of (1000 ft³). If the gas is compressed to (100 psig), what volume would it occupy? Assume the barometric pressure is (14.73 psia) and the temperature of the gas remains constant.

· A quantity of gas at pressure of (50 psig) has a volume of (1000 ft³). If the gas is compressed to (100 psig), what volume would it occupy? Assume the barometric pressure is (14.73 psia) and the temperature of the gas remains constant.

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