Q5) A rigid vessel of 1.5 m capacity, contain oxygen at 7 bar and 40 °C. thevessel is connected to another vessel of 3 m° capacity containing carbonmonoxide at 1 bar and 15 °C. A connecting valve is opened and gasesmixes adiabatically. Calculate the final temperature and pressure of themixture.

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A rigid vessel of 1.5 m³ capacity, contain oxygen at 7 bar and 40 °C. the vessel is connected to another vessel of 3 m° capacity containing carbon monoxide at 1 bar and 15 °C. connecting valve is opened and gases mixes adiabatically. Calculate the final temperature and pressure of the mixture.

A rigid vessel of 1.5 m³ capacity, contain oxygen at 7 bar and 40 °C. the vessel is connected to another vessel of 3 m° capacity containing carbon monoxide at 1 bar and 15 °C. connecting valve is opened and gases mixes adiabatically. Calculate the final temperature and pressure of the mixture.

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