Calculate the data from the table of thermodynamic properties of CO2 as an ideal gas hh(K)(°C)(kJ/kmol)(kJ/kmol)(kJ/kg)(kJ/kg)200-73.1530026.859.4316.9390.21430.157668712400126.8513.37210.0460.30380.228266303500226.8517.67813.5210.40170.307225631600326.8522.2817.2910.50620.39288798

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Calculate the data from the table of thermodynamic properties of CO2 as an ideal gas

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h
(K)
(°C)
(kJ/kmol)
(kJ/kmol)
(kJ/kg)
(kJ/kg)
200
-73.15
300
26.85
9.431
6.939
0.2143
0.157668712
400
126.85
13.372
10.046
0.3038
0.228266303
500
226.85
17.678
13.521
0.4017
0.307225631
600
326.85
22.28
17.291
0.5062
0.39288798

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