The refrigerant R-134a (CF3CH2F, tetrafluorethane) has a specific volume υs=0.0309 m3/kg at a pressure p=0.26 MPa.
B. Calculate the molar mass of tetrafluorethane CF3CH2F.
MR-134a = ????? g
C. Determine the temperature T of tetrafluorethane.
T = ???? K
Answer:
B) molar mass M is a physical property defined as the mass of a given substance from the chemical elements.
SI unit for molar mass is kg/mol.
CF3CH2F: F atomic weight = 19
C atomic weight = 12
H atomic weight =1
CF3CH2F: =12 + (3 x19) + 12 + (2x1) + 19
= 12 + 57 + 12 + 2 + 19
= 102
C) P = 0.26 Mpa = 2.566 atm (1Mpa = 9.869 atm)
Specific volume = 0.0309 m3/ kg
PV =nRT
PV = (wt/mwt) RT wt = weight
mwt = molecular weight (CF3CH2F mwt = 102)
P(V/wt)= RT/mwt V/wt = 0.0309 m3/ kg (according to the question)
R = gass constant (8.314 joules per Kelvin (K) per mole)
2.566 x 0.0309 = 8.314 x T / 102
T = 2.566 x 0.0390 x 102/ 8.314
T = 1.227 K
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