Superheated CO2 at 0°C and 50 bar is used in a throttling process to a final state of -53.15°C and 6 bar. Determine: [Using Perry's CHEHandbook]Express answers in 5 decimalsS2:kJ/mol-KAS:MJ/mol-K

Given that : final state -53.15 C6 bar initial state temp =0 C pressure = 50 bar

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Superheated CO2 at 0°C and 50 bar is used in a throttling process to a final state of -53.15°C and 6 bar. Determine: [Using Perry's CHE Handbook] Express answers in 5 decimals S2: kJ/mol-K AS: MJ/mol-K