Two chemical engineering students was able to design a two-chamber vessel which is an insulated an partition. In a particular instance one of the chambers is evacuated, and the other has a volume of 35.31 ft3 and contains steam at temperature equal to 1391.67 R and having a pressure of 4018.65 in. 4018.65 H2O. They decided to remove the partition and allowed the gas to expand into the evacuated chamber. If we assume that no heat transfer occurs with the surroundings. If the observed final steam pressure is P = 400000 Pa. FindThe kg of steam.The volume (m2) of the chamber that was initially evacuated.The change in entropy of the universe resulting from the process in kJ/K.

Given: P1 = 4018.65 in. Water = 1000000.87 Pa V1 = 35.31 ft3 = 1 m3 T1 = 1391.67 oR = 500oC = 773 K…

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Two chemical engineering students was able to design a two-chamber vessel which is an insulated an partition. In a particular instance one of the chambers is evacuated, and the other has a volume of 35.31 ft³ and contains steam at temperature equal to 1391.67 R and having a pressure of 4018.65 in. 4018.65 H2O. They decided to remove the partition and allowed the gas to expand into the evacuated chamber. If we assume that no heat transfer occurs with the surroundings. If the observed final steam pressure is P = 400000 Pa. Find