If the equation of state for a gas is described by the following equation: P.(V- b) =RT, where b=1200 cm3/mol Determine the ∆Ht when 5 moles of this gas go from State 1 (25°C, 10 bar) to State 2 (125°C, 20 bar). Assume CPig /R = 4

If the equation of state for a gas is described by the following equation: P.(V- b) =RT, where b=1200 cm3/mol Determine the ∆Ht when 5 moles of this gas go from State 1 (25°C, 10 bar) to State 2 (125°C, 20 bar). Assume CPig /R = 4

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If the equation of state for a gas is described by the following equation:

P.(V- b) =RT, where b=1200 cm³/mol

Determine the ∆H^t when 5 moles of this gas go from State 1 (25°C, 10 bar) to State 2 (125°C, 20 bar).

Assume C_P^ig /R = 4

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