b) Compute the final volume and number of moles of propane gas for the given data inTable Q1 (b).*Atmosphericpressure is 14.4 psia.Table Q1 (b): Propane gas data.Initial PressureFinal pressureInitial temperatureFinal temperatureUniversal gas constantInitial Volume30 psig40 psig80°F120 °F10.73 psia ft³/lbmol °R100 ft³

Final volume and number of moles of propane gas is to be calculated.

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