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A 2-mm-thick 5-L vessel made of nickel is used to store hydrogen gas at 358 K and 300 kPa. If the total inner surface area of the vessel is 1600 cm2, determine the rate of gas loss from the nickel vessel via mass diffusion. Also, determine the fraction of the hydrogen lost by mass diffusion after one year of storage.

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