CEP Refresher Problem Set5
CEP Refresher Problem Set5
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401. A hollow fiber permeator with Do=300 micrometers and Di=200 micrometers gives a water flux
of 10 gal/day-ft3 with 0.1M NaCl solution at 20degC and the salt rejection is 97%. Feed solution
flows normal to the fibers at an average superficial velocity of 0.5 cm/s. What is the polarization
factor?
A. 0.068 * B. 0.422
C. 0.881 D. 1.005
402.When a continuous culture is fed with substrate of concentration 1.00 g/l, the criticaldilution rate
for washout is 0.2857 h−1. This changes to 0.0983 h−1 if the same organismis used but the
feed concentration is 3.00 g/l. Calculate the effluent substrate concentration when, in each case,
the fermenter is operated at its maximum productivity.
A. 0.58 g/L C. 0.12 g/L
B. 0.77 g/L D. 0.34 g/L *
403.Calculate the change in internal energy for the adiabatic and reversible compression of 1 mol of He gas initially at
25 C from 0.10 m3 to 0.01 m3. What is its corresponding change in enthalpy?
A. 0 kJ, 0 kJ B. 7.2 kJ, 12.5 kJ
C. 13.6 kJ, 22.6 kJ * D. 15.1kJ, 25.1kJ
404. Bone dry air is allowed to flow into a 750 ml water-filled saturator in order to increase its moisture content. If the
saturator is operating at the equilibrium conditions of 50 C and 1 atm, determine the mole fraction of water in the
exit air stream.
A. 0.03 B. 0.07 C. 0.12 * D. 0.18
405.When 2 g of methane is burned in a bomb calorimeter containing 2000 g of water, it causes the temperature of
the water to rise by 13.3 C. What is the molar heat of combustion of methane?
A. 111 kJ B. 213 kJ C. 892 kJ * D. 1001 kJ
406. A student obtained 2.257 g of a material containing alum, KAl(SO4)2-12H2O, the rest being inerts. The sample
was dissolved in distilled water and excess barium nitrate was added to the resulting solution to precipitate all the
sulfate ions. The precipitate was filtered out of solution through a Buchner funnel and Whatman No. 2 filter paper
(1.675 g). After drying the filter paper inside a 50 C oven, the weight was determined to be 2.715 g. What is the
purity of the original sample?
A. 25.5% B. 46.8% * C. 51.0% D. 93.7%
407.What is the enthalpy associated with the burning of propane with pure oxygen to carbon dioxide and water
vapor?
A. -1655 kJ B. -1762 kJ C. -1940 kJ D. -2043 kJ *
408. Calculate the volume that 1.5 mol of (C2H5)2S would occupy at 275C and 12.5 bar, Pc=39.6 bar and Tc = 283.8
C for (C2H5)2S
A. 1.2 dm3 B. 4.8 dm3 * C. 7.9 dm3 D. 12.7 dm3
409.Calculate q for the isobaric adiabatic expansion of 1 mol of a monoatomic ideal gas from 1 dm3 and 25C to 10
dm3 against an external pressure of 1 bar. (This is an irreversible expansion because of the finite difference
between the applied and internal pressures.)
A. 0 * B. -0.90 kJ C. -1.50 kJ D. 226 kJ
410.From the data in #409, calculate w.
A. 0 B. -0.90 kJ * C. -1.50 kJ D. 226 kJ
411.From the data in #409, calculate ΔH.
A. -4.2 kJ B. -1.50 kJ * C. 0 D. 1.50 kJ
412. From the data in #409, calculate ΔU.
A. -0.90 kJ * B. 1.50 kJ C. 0.90 kJ D. -1.50 kJ
413. Compute the ideal-gas enthalpy change for p-xylene between 289 K and 811 K.
A. 12880 cal/mol B. 21744 cal/mol C. 24100 cal/mol D. 26327 cal/mol*
414. Calculate the value of standard heat of formation of 2-methyl propene (isobutene) from the elements at 400 K.
A. -3569.1 cal/mol B. -5433.2 cal/mol * C. -6744.6 cal/mol D. -6902 cal/mol
415. Calculate the value of standard free energy of formation of 2-methyl propene (isobutene) from the elements at
400 K in calories per mole.
A. 20,213.6* B. 17,544.4 C. 14,888.7 D. 11,154.9
416.Calculate the standard heat of reaction for the following acid-base neutralization reaction at standard conditions
[25C, 1 atm] in Btu/lbmol.2NaOH(aq) + H2SO4(l) Na2SO4(aq) + 2H2O(l)
A. -45,500 B. -56,200.7 C. -72,118.3 l D.-89,482*
417.A slurry containing 25% by weight of solids is fed into a filter. The filter cake contains 90% solids and the filtrate
contains 1% solids. For a slurry feed rate of 2000 kg/h, calculate the flow rate of the cake.
A. 539.3 kg/h * B. 1460.7 kg/h C. 1185.5 kg/h D. 865.2 kg/h
418.From the data in #417, calculate the flow rate of the filtrate.
A. 539.3 kg/h B. 1460.7 kg/h * C. 1185.5 kg/h D. 865.2 kg/h
419.Vinegar with a strength of 4.63% (by weight) acetic acid is pumped into a vat to which 2200 lb of 36% acetic acid
is added. The resulting mixture contains 8.50% acid. How much of this 8.50% acid solution is in the vat?
A. 17833 lb * B. 16433 lb C. 15488 lb D. 14210 lb
420.The spent catalyst from a catalytic-cracking reactor is taken to the regenerator for reactivation. Coke deposited
on the catalyst in the reactor is removed by burning with air, and the flue gas is vented. The coke is a mixture of
carbon and high molecular weight tars considered to be hydrocarbon. For the following conditions, calculate the
weight percent of hydrogen in the coke. Assume that the coke on the regenerated catalyst has the same
composition as the coke on the spent catalyst: Carbon on spent catalyst = 1.5% wt ; Carbon on regenerated
catalyst = 0.80% wt; Air from blower = 150000 kg/h; hydrocarbon feed to the reactor = 300000 kg/h. The dry flue
gas analysis is 12% CO2, 6% CO, 0.7% H2 and 81.2% N2. Assume that all oxygen not reported in flue gas
analysis reacted with hydrogen in the coke to form water. All oxygen is reported as O2 equivalent. Assume that
air is 79.02% nitrogen and 20.98% oxygen.
A. 4.32% B. 9.91% * C. 15.2% D. 18.9%
421.In the feed-preparation section of an ammonia plant, hydrogen is produced from methane by a combination
steam-reforming / partial oxidation process. Enough air is used in partial oxidation to give a 3:1 hydrogen-
nitrogen molar ratio in the feed to the ammonia unit. The hydroghen-nitrogen mixture is heated to reaction
temperature and fed into a fixed-bed reactor where 20% conversion of reactants to ammonia is obtained per
pass. After leaving the reactor, the mixture is cooled and the ammonia removed by condensation. The unreacted
hydrogen-nitrogen mixture is recycled and mixed with fresh feed. If the freshe feed is 100 kmol/h, determine the
ammonia production in kmol/h.
A. 20 B. 30 C. 40 D. 50 *
422.From the data in #421, calculate the recycle rate in kmol/h.
A. 300 B. 350 D. 400 * D. 450
423.From the data in #421, the amount of air fed is set by the stoichiometric ratio of hydrogen to nitrogen for the
ammonia feed stream. In addition to nitrogen and oxygen, the air contains inert gases, principally argon, that
gradually build up in the recycle stream until the process is affected adversely. It has been determined that the
concentration of argon in the reactor must be no greater than 4 mol argon per 100 mol hydrogen-nitrigen mixture.
Using the capacities given in #62, calculate the amount of recycle stream that must be vented (purged stream) to
meet the concentration requirement. The freshe feed conatins 0.31 mol argon per 100 mol hydrogen-nitrogen
mixture.
A. 0.45 mol/h B. 6.51 mol/h * C. 12.8 mol/h D. 18.1 mol/h
424.From the data in # 423, calculate the amount of ammonia produced.
A. 46.9 mol/h * B. 57.8 mol/h C. 65.1 mol/h D. 72.1 mol/h
425.A coal has the following ultimate analysis: C=0.8339, H = 0.0456 O2 = 0.0505. N2 = 0.0103, S = 0.0064, ash =
0.0533., total = 1.0. This coal is burned in a steam-boiler furnace. Determine the weight of air required for
theoretically perfect combustion per pound of coal burned.
A. 10.9663 lb * B. 12.4477 lb C. 18.9854 lb D. 23.4415 lb
426.From the data in #425, calculate the weight of gas formed for theoretically perfect combustion per pound of coal
burned.
A. 7.775 lb B. 11.913 lb * C. 14.322 lb D. 16.577 lb
427. From the data in #425, calculate the volume of flue gas at the boiler exit temperature of 600 F for theoretically
perfect combustion per pound of coal burned.
A. 175.44 ft3 B. 210.98 ft3 C. 304.57 ft3 * D. 390.65 ft3
428.From the data in #425, calculate the % CO2 in the dry flue gas for a theoretically perfect combustion.
A. 17.65% B. 18.75% * C. 21.8% D. 24.55%
429. From the data in #425, determine the weight of air required for a 20% excess air perfect combustion per pound
of coal burned.
A. 10.9663 lb B. 13.1596 lb * C. 18.9854 lb D. 23.4415 lb
430.From the data in #425, calculate the weight of gas formed for a 20% excess air perfect combustion per pound of
coal burned.
A. 7.775 lb B. 11.913 lb C. 14.1063 lb * D. 16.577 lb
431.From the data in #425, calculate the volume of flue gas at the boiler exit temperature of 600 F for a 20% excess
air perfect combustion per pound of coal burned.
A. 175.44 ft3 B. 210.98 ft3 C. 304.57 ft3 D. 363.07 ft3 *
432.From the data in #425, calculate the % CO2 in the dry flue gas for a 20% excess air perfect combustion.
A. 15.6% * B. 18.75% C. 21.8% D. 24.5
433.A natural gas has the following analysis at 60F : CO2=0.004, CH4=0.921, C2H6=0.041, N2=0.034, total=1.0.
This naturag gas is burned in a steam boiler furnace. Determine the weight of air required for theoretically perfect
combustion per pound of natural gas burned.
A. 10.966 lb B. 12.447 lb C. 16.132 lb * D. 23.441 lb
434.From the data in #433, calculate the weight of gas formed for theoretically perfect combustion per pound of
natural gas burned.
A. 7.7 lb B. 11.9 lb C. 14.3 lb D. 16.8 lb *
435. From the data in #433, calculate the volume of flue gas at the boiler exit temperature of 650 F for theoretically
perfect combustion per ft3 of natural gas burned.
A. 17.4 ft3 B. 23.8 ft3 * C. 34.5 ft3 D. 39.6 ft3
436.From the data in #433, calculate the % CO2 in the dry flue gas for a theoretically perfect combustion.
A. 9.47% B. 11.64% * C. 19.28% D. 24.55%
437. From the data in #433, determine the weight of air required for a 20% excess air perfect combustion per pound
of natural gas burned.
A. 10.9663 lb B. 13.1596 lb C. 19.3584 lb * D. 23.4415 lb
438.From the data in #433, calculate the weight of gas formed for a 20% excess air perfect combustion per pound of
natural gas burned.
A. 7.77 lb B. 11.91 lb C. 14.18 lb D. 20.03 lb *
439. From the data in #433, calculate the volume of flue gas at the boiler exit temperature of 600 F for a 20% excess
air perfect combustion per ft3 of natural gas burned.
A. 17.44 ft3 B. 28.19 ft3 * C. 34.57 ft3 D. 43.07 ft3
440.From the data in #433, calculate the % CO2 in the dry flue gas for a 20% excess air perfect combustion.
A. 8.04% B. 9.53% * C. 11.8% D. 14.53%
441.Assuming ideal-system behavior, calculate the K values for the benzene-toluene system at 373 K and 101.3 kPa.
A. 1.777, 0.413 * B. 1.244, 0.654 C. 1.143, 0.452 D. 1.078, 0.344
442.Assuming ideal-system behavior, calculate the relative volatility for the benzene-toluene system at 373 K and
101.3 kPa.
A. 1.567 B. 2.413 C. 3.257 D. 4.304 *
443. Fugacity of Pure Liquid : Calculate the fugacity of liquid hydrogen chloride at 40 F and 200 psia. Tc = 584 R, Pc
= 1206.9 psi
A. 288.2 psi B. 336.6 psi * C. 410.2 psi D. 475.8 psi
444.Calculate the dew point of a vapor system containing 80 mol % benzene and 20 mol % toluene at 1000 mmHg.
A. 84.3 C B. 95.8 C C. 107.1 C * D. 118.4C
445.Calculate the bubble point of a liquid system containing 80 mol % ethanol and 20 mol % water at 500 mmHg.
A. 57.1 C B. 68.3 C * C. 79.1 C D. 87.4 C
446.A two-phase mixture at 100C and 133.3 kPa has an overall composition of 68 mol % benzene and 32 mol %
toluene. Determine the mole fraction benzene in the liquid phase.
A. 0.55 * B. 0.60 C. 0.65 D. 0.70
447.From the data in #446, determine the mle fraction benzene in the vapor phase.
A. 0.65 D. 0.70 C. 0.75 * D. 0.85
448. A mixture containing 50 mol % benzene and 50 mol % toluene exist at 1 atm and 100 C. Calculate the mole
fraction of benzene in the liquid phase.
A. 0.25 B. 0.43 * C. 0.65 D. 0.75
449.From the data in #448, calculate the mole fraction benzene in the vapor phase.
A. 0.145 B. 0.287 C. 0.455 D. 0.764 *
450.From the data in #448, calculate the mole fraction of the vapor phase.
A. 0.208 * B. 0.355 C. 0.521 D. 0.677
451.An oil has a specific gravity of 0.80 and a viscosity of 200 SSU (Saybolt Seconds Universal) at 60 F. Determine
the API gravity of this oil at 70F.
A. 45.4 API * B. 36.5 API C. 30.9 API D. 25.6 API
452.From the data in # 451, determine the Be gravity of this oil at 70 F.
A. 25 Be B. 30 Be C. 40 Be D. 45 Be *
453.From the data in #451, determine its weight in pounds per gallon.
A. 2.45 B. 6.66 * C. 14.5 D. 20.7
454.From the data in #451, what is the kinematic viscosity in centistokes?
A. 14.567 B. 26.778 C. 34.114 D. 44.225 *
Formula : kinematic viscosity (in centistokes) = 0.226 SSU – 195/SSU
455.From the data in #451, what is the absolute viscosity in centipoises?
A. 13.22 B. 24.78 C. 35.38 * D. 47.89
456.Fuel oil at 300 F and having a specific gravity of 0.850 is pumped through a 30,000 ft long 24-in pipe at the rate
of 500 gal/min. What is the pressure loss if the viscosity of the oil is 75 cP?
A. 1.17 psi * B. 23.45 psi C. 35.12 psi D. 47.24 psi
457. What is the velocity of 1000 gal/min of water flowing through a 10-in inside-diameter cast-iron water-main pipe?
A. 244.8 ft/min * B. 212.5 ft.min C. 198.4 ft/min D. 176.9 ft.min
458.From the data in #457, what is the hydraulic radius of this pipe when it is full of water?
A. 1.5 in B. 2 in C. 2.5 in * D. 3 in
459.From the data in #457, what is the hydraulic radius of this pipe when the water depth is 8 in?
A. 3.04 in * B. 3.65 in C. 4.12 in D. 4.75 in
460.Dry air at 300 K and 1034 kPa flows at the rate of 0.24 m3/s through a 4-in schedule 40 pipe from the discharge
of an air compressor. What is the flow rate in pounds per hour?
A. 15,700 B. 22,620 * C. 32,100 D. 38,650
461.From the data in #460, calculate the air velocity in feet per second.
A. 76.5 B. 84.2 C. 95.7 * D. 108.1
462.From the data in #460, determine the pressure loss if the total equivalent length of the pipe is 500 ft.
A. 121 kPa * B. 98 kPa C. 75 kPa D. 48 kPa
463.A tank containing 22,679.5 kg of material with a specific heat of 2.1 kJ/kg-K is to be heated from 293K to 398K.
The tank contains a heating coil with a heat-transfer surface of 9.29 m2, and the overall heat-transfer coefficient
from the coil to the tank contants is 850 W/m2-K. Calculate the time required to heat the tank contents with
steam condensing at 433 K.
A. 1.67 hr B. 2.31 hr * C. 3.55 hr D. 4.77 hr
464.The charge to a simple batch still consists of an equimolar mixture of hexane and heptane. If the relative volatility
of hexane to heptane is 2.0 and 50% of hexane has vaporized, what is the mole fraction of heptane in the total
distillate?
A. 0.37 * B. 0.73 C. 0.46 D. 0.52
465.A 65.2 wt % aqueous solution of potassium nitrate originally at 100 C is gradually cooled to 10 C. How many
pounds of KNO3 solids are produced at 10 C if the original solution weighed 50,000 lb?
A. 10,550 kg B. 11,980 kg C. 13,460 kg * D. 15,100 kg
466.A 35 wt % aqueous MgSO4 solution is originally present at 366 K. If the solution is cooled (with no evaporation)
to 294 K, what solid phase hydrate will form?
A. MgSO4 B. MgSO4-H2O C. MgSO4-6H2O D. MgSO4-7H2O*
467. From the data in #466, if the crystallizer is operated at 4540 kg/hr of feed, how many kilograms of crystals will
be produced per hour?
A. 1665 * B. 1458 C. 1210 D. 980
468. From the data in #466, if the crytallizer is operated at 4540 kg/hr of feed, what will be the solid phase yield?
A. 42.1% B. 51.2% * C. 64.3% D. 72.1%
469.Consider 18,150 kg/hr of a 25 wt % MgSO4 solution being fed at 366 K to an evaporative crystallizer that boils off
water at a rate of 6800 kg/hr. The crystallizer is operated at 327 K under vacuum conditions. Determine the
percent MgSO4 in the hydrated crystal.
A. 37.6 % B. 59.7% C. 52.5% * D. 65.4%
470.From the data in #469, calculate the production rate of the hydrated crystal.
A. 3425 kg/hr * B. 3128 kg/hr C. 3055 kg/hr D. 2955 kg/hr
471.From the data in #469, calculate the percent yield.
A. 25.4% B. 39.8% * C. 47.8% D. 64.2%
472.From the data in #469, calculate the required energy addition rate for the process in BTU per pound of crystals.
A. 4211 B. 3420 C. 2510 D. 1760 *
473.A duct-type electrostatic precipitator is to be used to clean 100,000 actual ft3/min of an industrial gas stream
containing particulates. The proposed design of the precipitator consist of three bus sections (fields) arranged in
series, each having the same amount of collection surface. The inlet loading has been measured as 17.78
grains/ft3, and a maximum outlet loading of 0.08 grains/ft3 (both volumes corrected to dry saturated conditions
and 50% excess air) is allowed by the local air-pollution regulations. The drift velocity for the particulates has
been experimentally determined in a similar installation, with the following results : First section (inlet) = 0.37 ft/s;
Second section (middle) = 0.35 ft/s, Third section (outlet) = 0.33 ft/s. Calculate the total collecting surface
required in ft2.
A. 25,732 * B. 22,755 C. 20,845 D. 18,755
474.From the data in #473, calculate the mass flow rate of particulates captured in the first section in pound per
minute.
A. 132.1 B. 176.5 C. 216.1 * D. 255.8
475.From the data in #473, calculate the mass flow rate of particulates captured in the second section in pound per
minute.
A. 22.1 B. 31.6* C. 46.7 D. 58.9
476.From the data in #473, calculate the mass flow rate of particulates captured in the third section.
A. 5.1 * B. 12.7 C. 23.4 D. 30.6
477.From the data in #473, calculate the total mass flow rate of particulates captured by the three sections.
A. 220.9 B. 252.8 * C. 277.5 D. 290.4
478.An Illinois coal is burned at a rate of 1 kg/s. If the analysis of the coal reveals a sulfur content of 3%, what is the
annual rate of emission of SO2?
A. 1.8 E 6 kg/yr * B. 1.8 E 5 kg/yr C. 1.8 E 4 kg/yr D. 1.8 E 3 kg/yr
479.The ΔH for the formation of NOCl (g) from the gaseous elements is 51.71 kJ/mol at 25C. If the gases are ideal,
calculate ΔU.
A. 37.8 kJ B. 43.9 kJ C. 52.95 kJ* D. 60.8 kJ
480. In a constant volume batch reactor, at 8 minutes, the conversion is 80%, at 18 minutes the
conversion is 90%. What is the order of the reaction?
A. zero C. first
B. second D. half
481. Oil with the viscosity of 30 cp and density of 60 lb/ft³ flows through a ½ in ID tube. Determine the velocity in ft/s
below which flow is laminar?
A. 13.1 C. 16.9
B. 87.2 D. 0.63
482.The liquid-phase reaction A+BR+S (kfoward=7 L/gmol-min, kbackward=3 L/gmol-min) is to
take place in a 120-liter steady-state backmix reactor. Two feed streams, one containing 2.8
gram moles A / liter, the other containing 1.6 gram mole B / liter are to be introduced in equal
volumes into the reactor, and 75% conversion of limiting component is desired. What should be
the total flow rate of the two streams? Assume constant density throughout.
A. 4 L/min C. 8 L/min
B. 6 L/min D. 10 L/min
483.The achievement of a temperature below that of the immediate surroundings is
A. air conditioning C. drying
B. refrigeration D. evaporation
484.LPG is normally stored as
A. sublimate C. gas
B. solid D. liquid
485.1.05 x 106 kJ of heat is added to 22.8 kilomoles of methane flowing at steady state at a
temperature of 200°C. What is the change in enthalpy in kJ/kmol ?
A. 46052.6 C. 52098.0
B. 54200.5 D. 56904.1
486.Find the empirical formula of a compound containing 24.2% Na, 33.7% S and 42.1% O?
A. Na2S2O4 B. Na2S2O5 *
C. Na3S3O6 D. NaSO3
487.What is the vapour pressure of benzene at 22 C and 1 atm? What is its melting point and boiling point?
A. 82.7 mmHg, 5.5 C & 80.1C * B. 82.7 mmHg, 2.2 C & 80.1 C
C. 30.5 mmHg, 5.5 C & 56.8 C D. 30.5 mmHg, 2.2 C & 56.8 C
488. Find the heat needed to raise the temperature of 3 L of water from 0 C to 25 C.
A. 110.55 kJ B. 188,99 kJ
C. 255.12 kJ D. 313.95 kJ *
489. What is the density of a 50% aqueous solution of H2SO4 at 20°C?
A. 1.4009 g/ml C. 1.3951 g/ml
B. 1.289 g/ml D. 1.209 g/ml
490. A coal fired power plant converts about 33% of coals energy into electrical energy. For a large 800 MW electrical
output, estimate the volume of ash that is produced in a year if the anthracite coal has a NHV of 31.5 MJ/kg an
ash content of 6.9% and bulk density of the ash is about 700 kg/m3. Assume that 99.5% of the ash is captured
by a combination of the air pollution control equipment and settling in the combustion chamber/
A. 1.2 E 3 m3/yr B. 2.4 E5 m3/yr *
C. 2.4 E6 m3/yr D. 3.6 E6 m3/yr
491.Material used for bullet proof vest?
A. Kevlar * B. titanium
C. wood D. galena
492.It is a high-quality crude oil that lies between layers of shale rock, impermeable mudstone, or siltstone.
A. squalene B. shale oil *
C. petroleum D. oil of wintergreen
493. Who discovered vulcanization ?
A. Goodyear * B. Michelin
C. Kohl D. Wohler
494.What is the molecular weight of lindane ?
A. 175.6 B. 221.7
C. 240.5 D. 290.83 *
495.Tetraethyl lead is added to petrol to
A. prevent freezing C. increase boiling point
B. increase flash point D. increase anti-knocking rating
496. A 620 mg ideal gas occupies 175 cc at STP. What is the molecular weight of the ideal gas?
A. 56 C. 65
B. 60 D. 79
497. Water flows down at 1000 gal/min. If 80% of the energy produced can light 100 of 75-watt bulbs for 60 seconds,
what is the height of the pipe through which the water flows?
A. 49.7 ft C. 42.8 ft
B. 45.25 ft D. 41.15 ft
498. 1000 gal/min of water is cascading done a height of 100 ft from a reservoir. If half of the energy
is converted to electrical energy, how many 105 watts bulb can be lighted in 30 seconds?
A. 84 C. 94
B. 86 D. 90
499. A log of mass 40 kg is dropped into a river at 0°C. If the relative density of the log is 0.80, what will be the
volume of the log above the surface expressed in cu.m.?
A. 0.01 C. 0.02
B. 0.04 D. 0.08
500. A barometer reads 760 mmHg and a pressure gage attached to the tank reads 850 cm oil (sp.
gr. 0.80). What is the absolute pressure in the tank in kPa?
A. 186.2 kPa C. 168.1 kPa
B. 118.6 kPa D. 161. kPa
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