●Calculate the work needed to compress 1 moleof hydrogen from 0.1 MPa to 100 MPa at roomtemperature.Temperature (°C)-255-250-225-200-175-150-125-100-75-50-2502550751001250.173.2841.12120.50810.33210.24710.19680.16360.13990.12230.10860.09760.08870.08130.07500.06960.06490.060974.25268.7475.54303.38172.47601.96171.62711.39111.21541.07930.97080.88220.80850.74610.69280.64650.6061573.67236.62117.66212.2989.59527.91816.76085.90855.25214.72974.30363.94903.64903.39183.16882.9736Pressure (MPa)1054.81233.38023.48318.35515.17912.99211.38210.1419.15268.34477.67117.10036.61006.18405.81043075.28762.11851.20443.07937.10932.61429.12426.33624.05522.15120.53719.14917.94316.88315.9445074.26165.03657.34351.09046.01341.84838.38435.46432.96830.81128.92827.26825.79324.47410071.60666.66062.32258.50355.12352.11549.42447.00144.81042.81941.001

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Work and Heat Transfer

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Calculate the work needed to compress 1 mole
of hydrogen from 0.1 MPa to 100 MPa at room
temperature.
Temperature (°C)
-255
-250
-225
-200
-175
-150
-125
-100
-75
-50
-25
0
25
50
75
100
125
0.1
73.284
1.1212
0.5081
0.3321
0.2471
0.1968
0.1636
0.1399
0.1223
0.1086
0.0976
0.0887
0.0813
0.0750
0.0696
0.0649
0.0609
74.252
68.747
5.5430
3.3817
2.4760
1.9617
1.6271
1.3911
1.2154
1.0793
0.9708
0.8822
0.8085
0.7461
0.6928
0.6465
0.6061
5
73.672
36.621
17.662
12.298
9.5952
7.9181
6.7608
5.9085
5.2521
4.7297
4.3036
3.9490
3.6490
3.3918
3.1688
2.9736
Pressure (MPa)
10
54.812
33.380
23.483
18.355
15.179
12.992
11.382
10.141
9.1526
8.3447
7.6711
7.1003
6.6100
6.1840
5.8104
30
75.287
62.118
51.204
43.079
37.109
32.614
29.124
26.336
24.055
22.151
20.537
19.149
17.943
16.883
15.944
50
74.261
65.036
57.343
51.090
46.013
41.848
38.384
35.464
32.968
30.811
28.928
27.268
25.793
24.474
100
71.606
66.660
62.322
58.503
55.123
52.115
49.424
47.001
44.810
42.819
41.001

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