Ammonia gas is isothermally compressed in a compressor from 1 bar 100 °C to 50 bar pressure. Considering the compression step reversible, calculate the heat and work required for the compression of ammonia a) Assuming that ammonia complies with the principle of reciprocity, b) Assuming that ammonia obeys the equation of state P (V-b) = RT, c) Assuming that the ammonia fits the Peng-Robinson equation of state.

Ammonia gas is isothermally compressed in a compressor from 1 bar 100 °C to 50 bar pressure. Considering the compression step reversible, calculate the heat and work required for the compression of ammonia a) Assuming that ammonia complies with the principle of reciprocity, b) Assuming that ammonia obeys the equation of state P (V-b) = RT, c) Assuming that the ammonia fits the Peng-Robinson equation of state.

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