We are going to do some super-hot yoga and have pressurized the classroom to 1.5 atm and raised the temperature to 120 deg F. (a) Calculate the mass of air in this classroom (assume 10m x 15m x 15m). (b) How many molecules of air does this represent? (c) How many molecules of carbon dioxide are in this room assuming current global average ambient concentration?

We are going to do some super-hot yoga and have pressurized the classroom to 1.5 atm and raised the temperature to 120 deg F. (a) Calculate the mass of air in this classroom (assume 10m x 15m x 15m). (b) How many molecules of air does this represent? (c) How many molecules of carbon dioxide are in this room assuming current global average ambient concentration?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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