A storage tank 55 m³ in volume is filled initially with CO₂ at a pressure of 51.96 atm and the temperature of 183°C. More CO₂ was added until pressure in the tank reaches 145.6 bar and the temperature is 417°F. The critical properties of CO₂ are shown below: Component Molar Mass (kg/kmol) Tc (K) CO2 44.01 304.2 Pc (atm) 72.8 W 0.225 Assume ideal gas, determine the mass of CO₂ added to the storage tank. Please select the best answer from the options provided below. The amount of CO₂ added is 5,343 kg. The amount of CO2 added is 8,407 kg. The amount of CO2 added is 5.343 kg. The amount of CO₂ added is 3,360 kg.

A storage tank 55 m³ in volume is filled initially with CO₂ at a pressure of 51.96 atm and the temperature of 183°C. More CO₂ was added until pressure in the tank reaches 145.6 bar and the temperature is 417°F. The critical properties of CO₂ are shown below: Component Molar Mass (kg/kmol) Tc (K) CO2 44.01 304.2 Pc (atm) 72.8 W 0.225 Assume ideal gas, determine the mass of CO₂ added to the storage tank. Please select the best answer from the options provided below. The amount of CO₂ added is 5,343 kg. The amount of CO2 added is 8,407 kg. The amount of CO2 added is 5.343 kg. The amount of CO₂ added is 3,360 kg.

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