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1.) A gas having Cv = 0.7452 kJ/kg.K, undergoes a process in which h= 424 kJ/kg and u= KJ/Kg. Determine a) k; b) Cp; and c) R for this gas 320

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Chapter17: Chemcial Thermodynamics

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1.) A gas having Cv = 0.7452 kJ/kg.K, undergoes a process in which h= 424 kJ/kg and u= KJ/Kg.
Determine a) k; b) Cp; and c) R for this gas
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