Elements Of Electromagnetics
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Begin with a rigid closed cylinder with fixed 1 L volume at 50 atm pressure and 350 K temperature. Plot the pressure as a function of temperature, as the temperature falls to 200K.
Assume the contained fluid is 100% nitrogen – assume SRK EOS
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