An unknown gas (with PVT conditions of; 101 kPa, 2.83 m³ & 23°C) is to be transferred into a storage vessel of 0.34 m³ capacity. Initially the storage vessel contains the same type of gas at a pressure and temperature of 151 kPa and 34°C. After the transfer the pressure measure to be 1342 kPa. What is the resulting temperature of the gas inside, in Kelvin?

An unknown gas (with PVT conditions of; 101 kPa, 2.83 m³ & 23°C) is to be transferred into a storage vessel of 0.34 m³ capacity. Initially the storage vessel contains the same type of gas at a pressure and temperature of 151 kPa and 34°C. After the transfer the pressure measure to be 1342 kPa. What is the resulting temperature of the gas inside, in Kelvin?

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