Question: 5 0 pointsL = 1 m and d = 0 . 1 5 m - 5 0 deg C . Evaluate the pressure exerted

50 pointsL=1m and d=0.15m -50\deg C. 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 =(100%)(P_(real )-P_(ideal ))/(P_(real ))
Available data set and compressibility chart.
M=28.011K(g)/(k)mol,R=0.2968k.(J)/(K)g.K,T=-50+273K=223K
T_(c)=-140\deg C=133K,P_(r)=3.50MPa,v_(c)=0.0930(m^(3))/(K)g
(a)1.1 The ideal equation of state (EOS) yields the pressure as
a. P=11.06MPa
b. P=11.06kPa
c. P=23.57MPa
d. None of the above
(b)1.2 From the generalized compressibility chart, verify that v_(r)=0.31 by marking a visible dot on it
a. Done correctly
b. Done incorrectly
1.3 From the compressibility chart, the corresponding pressure is
a. P=10.82MPa
b. P=21.34kPa
c. P=18.90MPa
d. None of the above
1.4 Using the compressibility equation yields the pressure as
a. P=16.89MPa
b. P=14.23kPa
c. P=11.58MPa
d. None of the above
1.5 The compressibility average pressure value is
a. P=17.90MPa
b. P=11.56kPa
c. P=15.69MPa
d. None of the above
1.6 The percent pressure error related to the average pressure
a. error =38.21%
b. error =18.65%
c. error =12.77%
d. None of the above
(c)1.7 Using the Van der Waals equation, the pressure is
a. P=17.37MPa
b. P=18.43kPa
c. P=16.45MPa
d. None of the above
1.8 The percent pressure error related to the average pressure
a. error =36.33%
b. error =25.67%
c. error =15.43%
d. None of the above
1.9 The carbon monoxide (CO) gas at T=-50\deg C deviates significantly from ideal gas behavior.
a. True
b. False
1.10 At a temperature of 223 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
5 0 pointsL = 1 m and d = 0 . 1 5 m - 5 0 \ deg C

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