Oxygen (02) inside a tank of volume 2.3 ft has a pressure of 2200 psig and is at 70°F. Part of the gas was used, the pressure and temperature dropped to; 1502 psi and 50°F. The tank is rigid. Determine the mass of oxygen used (Ibm). MW of O2 is 32.

Oxygen (02) inside a tank of volume 2.3 ft has a pressure of 2200 psig and is at 70°F. Part of the gas was used, the pressure and temperature dropped to; 1502 psi and 50°F. The tank is rigid. Determine the mass of oxygen used (Ibm). MW of O2 is 32.

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Oxygen (02) inside a tank of volume 2.3 ft has a pressure of 2200 psig and is at 70°F. Part of
the gas was used, the pressure and temperature dropped to; 1502 psi and 50°F. The tank is
rigid. Determine the mass of oxygen used (Ibm). MW of Oz is 32.

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