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For adiabatic compression, T2/T1= (P2/P1) (R/CP)

R= CP-CV , T1= 120 deg.c =120+273= 393 K, P2= 20 bar, P1= 1 (assumed not mentioned)

R= CP-CV= 29-21= 8 J/mole.K

T2/393= (20/1) (8/29) = 2.28

T2= 2.28* 393 =898 K =898-273= 625 deg.c

Work done = R*(T2-T1)(Y-1) , Y= CP/CV= 29/21= 1.38

Work done = 8.314*(625-393)/ (1.38-1) =5076 Joules/mole

But given mass of air =1 kg, moles of air = mass of air/molar mass = 1000/29 =34.48 moles

Work done = 5076*34.48 Joules =175021 Joules

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Critical properties of ethylene Tc= 282.4 K, Pc= 5.12 Mpa= 5.12*10 bar= 51.2 bar =51.2

Tr= T/TC= (100+273)/ 282.4=1.32 and Pr= P/PC= 20/51.2 = 0.391

From compressibility charts Z=0.9

From PV= ZRT

V= ZRT/P= 0.9* 0.0821L.atm/mole.K * 373/ (51.2*0.9869atm )=0.5475 m3/mole

3.

the combustion of n-heptane is given by

C7H16+11O2-->7CO2 + 8H2O (g)

Standard heat of reaction = 7* heat of formation of CO2+ 8* heat of formation of water –{ heat of formation of C7H16+ heat of formation of O2)

4.

Since heat of formation of O2= 0

Standard hear of reaction = 7* (-393.52)+8*(-241.83) – (1*-224.83)=-4464.55 Kj/mole

When H2O product is in the form of gas

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