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[SOLVED] Ideal gas unit conversions
The ideal gas constants used in this text are typically mass-based: kJ / (kg*K). It is more useful to have them in units of kJ / (kmol*K). How to convert them using data from this text?
I'd think that this is a problem in which I'd consult the periodic table to obtain the molecular mass of a given compound, but the P. table is not included. I have steam tables, gas-constant/critical point properties tables, etc. Seems like such a simple question, yet I'm not seeing the path. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Homework Statement
The ideal gas constants used in this text are typically mass-based: kJ / (kg*K). It is more useful to have them in units of kJ / (kmol*K). How to convert them using data from this text?
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The Attempt at a Solution
I'd think that this is a problem in which I'd consult the periodic table to obtain the molecular mass of a given compound, but the P. table is not included. I have steam tables, gas-constant/critical point properties tables, etc. Seems like such a simple question, yet I'm not seeing the path. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
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