Use the Lee-Kesler method to answer the following: 2000 kg of krypton is to be stored under
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Use the Lee-Kesler method to answer the following: 2000 kg of krypton is to be stored under pressure in a tank at 110 bar, 20 °C. The tank is designed to withstand pressures up to 180 bar.
a) Determine the volume of the tank.
b) Is it safe to store 2500 kg in the tank at 25 °C?
c) Is the Lee-Kesler method appropriate?
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a We can use the ideal gas law to calculate the volume of the tank PV nRT Where P pressure in pascal...View the full answer
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