Q2: For Ethanol container shown In the following figure, compute x and y if the gage pressure reads 2 bars and the container is at 45 °C. Taken that the specific gravity of ethanol is 0.87 and Antoine constants for ethanol are: A= 16.91 B= 3703.98 C=-41.01 Ethanol vapour only X Air +vapor Ethanol 0.9 m

Q2: For Ethanol container shown In the following figure, compute x and y if the gage pressure reads 2 bars and the container is at 45 °C. Taken that the specific gravity of ethanol is 0.87 and Antoine constants for ethanol are: A= 16.91 B= 3703.98 C=-41.01 Ethanol vapour only X Air +vapor Ethanol 0.9 m

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Elements Of Electromagnetics

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