1.4: Show evidence to support if it is or is not appropriate to use the ideal...

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1.4: Show evidence to support if it is or is not appropriate to use the ideal gas model for each example listed below. For those examples where it is appropriate to use the ideal gas model, determine the specific volume (v) and the specific internal energy (u) for the conditions shown. a) Carbon Dioxide, CO: 150 "F, 100 lbf/in? b) Nitrogen, N: -20 "F, 8 atm c) Water, H2O: 402 "C, 150 bar d) Nitrogen, N2: 0 °C, 23 bar e) Oxygen, Oz: 420 °C, 2.75 MPa 1.4: Show evidence to support if it is or is not appropriate to use the ideal gas model for each example listed below. For those examples where it is appropriate to use the ideal gas model, determine the specific volume (v) and the specific internal energy (u) for the conditions shown. a) Carbon Dioxide, CO: 150 "F, 100 lbf/in? b) Nitrogen, N: -20 "F, 8 atm c) Water, H2O: 402 "C, 150 bar d) Nitrogen, N2: 0 °C, 23 bar e) Oxygen, Oz: 420 °C, 2.75 MPa

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