Question 3 of 4 · Ideal Gases and Property Relations · Intermediate · About 16 min
Filling a rigid air store
A fixed-volume air vessel initially holds of air at absolute and . After additional air is injected, the vessel contains more air at a final uniform temperature of . Determine the final pressure, assuming ideal-gas behaviour and no volume change.

Given
Initial mass 2.40 kg
Additional mass 0.650 kg
Initial pressure 120 kPa
Initial temperature 295 K
Final temperature 330 K
Find
Final pressure
Assumptions
Ideal gas with the same composition; rigid vessel; well-mixed final state.
Worked solution
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