Question: ( 5 0 points ) A closed cylindrical tank ( large vessel ) of known dimensions ( L = 1 m and d = 0
points A closed cylindrical tank large vessel of known dimensions and contains Kg of colorless carbon monoxide CO gas at Evaluate the pressure exerted by the CO gas using a the ideal gas equation of state, b the generalized compressibility equation and c the Van der Waals equation. Calculate the average percent error on the pressure using the following equation
Error
Available data set and compressibility chart.
mol,
a The ideal equation of state EOS yields the pressure as
aMPa
bkPa
cMPa
d None of the above
b From the generalized compressibility chart, verify that by marking a visible dot on it
a Done correctly
b Done incorrectly
From the compressibility chart, the corresponding pressure is
aMPa
bkPa
cMPa
d None of the above
Using the compressibility equation yields the pressure as
aMPa
bkPa
cMPa
d None of the above
The compressibility average pressure value is
aMPa
bkPa
cMPa
d None of the above
The percent pressure error related to the average pressure
a error
b error
c error
d None of the above
c Using the Van der Waals equation, the pressure is
aMPa
bkPa
cMPa
d None of the above
The percent pressure error related to the average pressure
a error
b error
c error
d None of the above
The carbon monoxide CO gas at deviates significantly from ideal gas behavior.
a True
b False
At a temperature of K carbon monoxide CO gas deviates from ideal gas behavior primarily due to effects of intermolecular forces and the finite volume of gas molecules.
a True
b False
points A closed cylindrical tank large vessel of known dimensions and contains Kg of colorless carbon monoxide CO gas at Evaluate the pressure exerted by the CO gas using a the ideal gas equation of state, b the generalized compressibility equation and c the Van der Waals equation. Calculate the average percent error on the pressure using the following equation
Error
Available data set and compressibility chart.
mol,
MPa,
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