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As part of an experiment, you filled a weighted piston-cylinder device as shown in Figure 2 with 120 grams of Refrigerant-134a until the pressure gauge reads 100 kPa and temperature is measured at -20°C. You then applied heat to the bottom of the piston-cylinder device until the temperature is 100°C. Calculate the change in volumes of the R-134a due to the heating process.

As part of an experiment, you filled a weighted piston-cylinder device as shown in Figure 2 with 120 grams of Refrigerant-134a until the pressure gauge reads 100 kPa and temperature is measured at -20°C. You then applied heat to the bottom of the piston-cylinder device until the temperature is 100°C. Calculate the change in volumes of the R-134a due to the heating process.

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(c) As part of an experiment, you filled a weighted piston-cylinder device as shown in Figure 2 with 120 grams of Refrigerant-134a until the pressure gauge reads 100 kPa and temperature is measured at -20°C. You then applied heat to the bottom of the piston-cylinder device until the temperature is 100°c. Calculate the change in volumes of the R-134a due to the heating process. R-134a 120 g 50 kPa -20°c Figure 2: Piston-cylinder device
Transcribed Image Text:(c) As part of an experiment, you filled a weighted piston-cylinder device as shown in Figure 2 with 120 grams of Refrigerant-134a until the pressure gauge reads 100 kPa and temperature is measured at -20°C. You then applied heat to the bottom of the piston-cylinder device until the temperature is 100°c. Calculate the change in volumes of the R-134a due to the heating process. R-134a 120 g 50 kPa -20°c Figure 2: Piston-cylinder device
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