A chamber contains 14 kg of nitrogen (molar mass = 28 kg/kmol) at 100 kPa, and 300
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(a) How many kmol of N2 is in there?
(b) If 1 kmol of hydrogen (molar mass 2 kg/kmol) is added to the chamber, what is the total mole (in kmol) in the system now?
(c) What is the average molar mass of the mixture? Assume universal gas constant to be 8.314 kJ/kmol-K.
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