Use the following data for Problems 2-22 through2-26.A compound hasA molecular weight of 50 lb /lb-mol.A normal melting point of 50°F.A normal boiling point of 150°F.A constant heat capacity in the solid phase ofĈ= 0.7 BTU/lb.°R.PmA constant heat capacity in the liquid phase ofĈ= 0.85 BTU/lb °R.mA constant density in the solid phase ofp = 40 lb /ft³.mA constant density in the liquid phase ofp = 30 lb /ft³.An ideal gas heat capacity of C=17/1200 +T²x 10-6BTU/lb ºR with T representing the tem-perature in°R.m 2-26. The compound is initially at 175°F. If the pressure isconstant at P = 1 atm throughout the process, and thespecific internal energy of the compound is decreasedby 150 BTU/lb, what is the final temperature?m

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The compound is initially at 175°F. If the pressure is constant at P = 1 atm throughout the process, and the specific internal energy of the compound is decreased by 150 BTU/lb, what is the final temperature?

The compound is initially at 175°F. If the pressure is constant at P = 1 atm throughout the process, and the specific internal energy of the compound is decreased by 150 BTU/lb, what is the final temperature?

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Use the following data for Problems 2-22 through
2-26.
A compound has
A molecular weight of 50 lb /lb-mol.
A normal melting point of 50°F.
A normal boiling point of 150°F.
A constant heat capacity in the solid phase of
Ĉ= 0.7 BTU/lb.°R.
P
m
A constant heat capacity in the liquid phase of
Ĉ= 0.85 BTU/lb °R.
m
A constant density in the solid phase of
p = 40 lb /ft³.
m
A constant density in the liquid phase of
p = 30 lb /ft³.
An ideal gas heat capacity of C=17/1200 +
T²x 10-6BTU/lb ºR with T representing the tem-
perature in°R.
m

2-26. The compound is initially at 175°F. If the pressure is
constant at P = 1 atm throughout the process, and the
specific internal energy of the compound is decreased
by 150 BTU/lb, what is the final temperature?
m

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