There is 860 moles of flue gas in power plant turbine, that is initially at 700 Celsius and its cooled to 35 Celsius in constant volume of turbine before being expelled into a smokestack. We assume that the gas acts like a perfect gas since it's mostly N2, and has a heat capacity of Cv,m= 20.777J/K/mol. What are the sq Δω AU

There is 860 moles of flue gas in power plant turbine, that is initially at 700 Celsius and its cooled to 35 Celsius in constant volume of turbine before being expelled into a smokestack. We assume that the gas acts like a perfect gas since it's mostly N2, and has a heat capacity of Cv,m= 20.777J/K/mol. What are the sq Δω AU

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