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2. Assuming ideal gas behavior: How much heat is required to heat 1000g N2 from -20C to 100C at constant pressure? What is the change
2. Assuming ideal gas behavior: How much heat is required to heat 1000g N2 from -20°C to 100°C at constant pressure? What is the change of internal energy for the process described in (a)? What is the change of enthalpy for the process described in (a)? What is the work done by N2 onto the surrounding?
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Elementary Principles of Chemical Processes
Authors: Richard M. Felder, Ronald W. Rousseau
3rd Edition
978-0471687573, 9788126515820, 978-0-471-4152, 0471720631, 047168757X, 8126515821, 978-0471720638
