CO and air are mixed to an equivalence ratio of 1.1 and then compressed to 8.28 bar and 555 K. Following adiabatic combustion at constant volume, 0.228 moles of CO are found to be present for each initial mole of CO. A. Show that the final temperature is 2950 K. B. If the final pressure is now doubled while keeping the temperature constant, develop an equation for the final amount of CO present.

CO and air are mixed to an equivalence ratio of 1.1 and then compressed to 8.28 bar and 555 K. Following adiabatic combustion at constant volume, 0.228 moles of CO are found to be present for each initial mole of CO. A. Show that the final temperature is 2950 K. B. If the final pressure is now doubled while keeping the temperature constant, develop an equation for the final amount of CO present.

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