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a r. tank contains H. initially at 100 kn/m2 and 20°C. 1 1/2 kg of H added so that t2 and p of the tank is 30°C and 250 kpa, Det. the volume of the tank(m3) and the final mass of the hydrogen inside the
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a r. tank contains H. initially at 100 kn/m2 and 20°C. 1 1/2 kg of H added so that t2 and p of the tank is 30°C and 250 kpa, Det. the volume of the tank(m3) and the final mass of the hydrogen inside the tank (kg)

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a r. tank contains H. initially at 100 kn/m2 and 20°C. 1 1/2 kg of H added so that-example-1
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