4.7. In an ideal liquefaction system the gas to be liquefied is first compressed isothermally and reversibly from its initial state to a high pressure, whereupon the gas is expanded through a reversible adiabatic expander to the saturated-liquid condition. To what absolute pressure must nitrogen gas be compressed at the end of the isothermal compression assuming that the nitrogen gas obeys the relation pV= ZNRT, where Z is the compressibility factor? The nitrogen gas is initially available at 0.101 MPa and 300 K.

4.7. In an ideal liquefaction system the gas to be liquefied is first compressed isothermally and reversibly from its initial state to a high pressure, whereupon the gas is expanded through a reversible adiabatic expander to the saturated-liquid condition. To what absolute pressure must nitrogen gas be compressed at the end of the isothermal compression assuming that the nitrogen gas obeys the relation pV= ZNRT, where Z is the compressibility factor? The nitrogen gas is initially available at 0.101 MPa and 300 K.

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