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Given the values/charts from the ChE Handbook, calculate the density of water in g/ml if temperature is 23.8 degrees celsius and pressure = 764 mmHg

Given the values/charts from the ChE Handbook, calculate the density of water in g/ml if temperature is 23.8 degrees celsius and pressure = 764 mmHg

Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Given the values/charts from the ChE Handbook, calculate the density of water in g/ml if temperature is 23.8 degrees celsius and pressure = 764 mmHg

Table 2-30 Density (kg/m3) of Saturated Liquid Water from the Triple Point to the Critical Point T, K P, kg/m³ 294 997.983 296 997.532 298 997.042 300 996.513 302 995.948 TABLE 2-305 Thermodynamic Properties of Water Temperature K Density mol/dm Volume dm/mol Therm. cond. mW/(m•K) Viscosity µPa's Pressure MPa 55.497 55.501 55.440 55.315 55.139 273.16 280 0.000612 0.018019 0.018018 561.04 1791.2 1433.7 1084.0 853.84 693.54 577.02 0.000992 574.04 |592.73 | 610.28 626.05 639.71 290 300 0.001920 0.018038 0.003537 0.006231 0.018078 0.018136 310 320 0.010546 54.919 0.018209
Transcribed Image Text:Table 2-30 Density (kg/m3) of Saturated Liquid Water from the Triple Point to the Critical Point T, K P, kg/m³ 294 997.983 296 997.532 298 997.042 300 996.513 302 995.948 TABLE 2-305 Thermodynamic Properties of Water Temperature K Density mol/dm Volume dm/mol Therm. cond. mW/(m•K) Viscosity µPa's Pressure MPa 55.497 55.501 55.440 55.315 55.139 273.16 280 0.000612 0.018019 0.018018 561.04 1791.2 1433.7 1084.0 853.84 693.54 577.02 0.000992 574.04 |592.73 | 610.28 626.05 639.71 290 300 0.001920 0.018038 0.003537 0.006231 0.018078 0.018136 310 320 0.010546 54.919 0.018209
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