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1.1 The saturation pressures of the abyss and Puif vapor are usually expressed in relation to temperature as shown in logiaPnut/torr=atC+cb Wien the varatles 15 and 6 are the spec fo coretarit of the suhatance, if "can be obtaned from the equivilence equation lnPsat/kPa=AT/K+CB Show how the variables in the above 2 equations are related. 1.2 What is the value of absolute temperature with the same value in Chiang and Fahrenheit? 13.. Dead-weight guage for measuring pressure up to 3,000 bur: If the diameter of the piston is 4mm, what is the required weight in kilograms? 1.4. An open-ended mercury manometer reads 25.62 inches at 70F. Gravity has a term of 32.243fts and atmospheric pressure has a term of 29.86 inches of mercury. How can you measure absolute certainty in psia given the density of mercury at 70F# ? The value is 13.543 piem 1.5. An instrument for measuring the gravitational acceleration on Mars is made of a suspended spring with a mass of 0.40kg. On Earth the gravitational acceleration is 9.81ms, the spring is clamped 100.40cm. How much is the gravitational aoceleration on Mars? 1.6 The change in fluid pressure with height can be described by the following equation drdF=g where the specific density and 3 is the acceleration due to gravity. For ideal solution = MP /RT, where M is the mass and R is the gas constant. Assume that the atmosphere is a column isotherm. Elevation at 10C and then estimate the pressure in Denver at altitude ==1 not above sea level for M29g mole and use the R value in Appendix A 1.7. Solve It is contained in a cylinder with a diameter of 0.47m and is confined within the cylinder. It is pumped by a pliston in which a counterweight is mounted The conbined mass of the giston and weight is 130kg if The velocity due to gravity was 9.813ms and the atmospheric pressure was 101.57KP. a 1) What is the force in newtons exerted by the atmosphere, piston and weight on the gas? There is no force of resstance between the piston and the cyinder 1) What is the pressure of the gas in klopascals