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The compressor discussed in Illustrations 3.4-4 and 4.5-1 is being used to compress air from 1 bar and 290 K to 10 bar. The compression can be assumed to be adiabatic and the compressed air is found to have an outlet temperature of 575 K. a. What is the value of Delta S for this process? b. How much work. W_x, is needed per mole of air for the compression? c. The temperature of the air leaving the compressor here is higher than in Illustration 4.5-1. How do you account for this?
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