1. Culinary ChemistryBackground: Pressure cookers are a kitchen tool that allows someone to cook food faster than normal.You may have heard relatives or other friends raving about their new "instant pot." These are electricversions of pressure cookers. Pressure cookers, as the name indicates, manipulate the pressure of thecooking system to speed up cooking time.A chef's pressure cooker can more than double the pressure inside of the pot compared to a pot of boiling water undernormal kitchen conditions. When the pressure cooker is used, the water's boiling point is raised and the temperature ofthe steam inside the pressure cooker also increases.1. If a pressure cooker is used to increase the pressure of the cooking environment from 101.3 kPa to 191.0 kPa,calculate the temperature of the steam inside the pressure cooker. Remember, under standard conditions thewater would boil at a temperature of 373.15K.

1. Given that, The initial pressure is P1 = 101.3 kPa, The final pressure is P2 = 191.0 kPa. We have…

normal kitchen the steam inside the pressure cooker also inc 1. If a pressure cooker is used to increase the pressure of the cooking environment from 101.3 kPa to 191.0 kPa, calculate the temperature of the steam inside the pressure cooker. Remember, under standard conditions the water would boil at a temperature of 373.15K.

normal kitchen the steam inside the pressure cooker also inc 1. If a pressure cooker is used to increase the pressure of the cooking environment from 101.3 kPa to 191.0 kPa, calculate the temperature of the steam inside the pressure cooker. Remember, under standard conditions the water would boil at a temperature of 373.15K.

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