Use the Referal data table below and the given formulae in the spreadsheet to complete the spreadsheet. Notation11126:MSVReference DataDescription UnitsUnmersal gasHQ molarH2 heatingvalueJmole K2 (P.T)-1+ Pka / molleJmolemolar volumeof an ideal gas m3/moleValue831430.0022.29E+05224E-02Hydrogen compression factor: Virial coefficients inthe equation (Pl-Pa: [U-10):40 41+444)O 4.93482E-111204036E-06AX B.15334E-05-0.0655614 56616 23293031323334353637383940414243444546474849502 (P.T )– 1+ P (#123472925681011(20+P [Pa]Z1.00E+011.90E+012805013.70E+014.60E+015.50E+016.40E+017.30E+018.20E+019.10E+011.00E+0241T+42tM = μ273.1543A+#)T1.00001.00001.00001.00001.00001.00001.00001.00001.00001.00001.0000M[kg]P.VZ.R.TZ293.1500E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+001.00E+004.10E-06M [kg]Z1.92E-03 3.84E-06 1.81E-03 3.61E-06 1.70E-03 3.41E-06 1.61E-03 3.22E-7.55E-03 3.10E-063.10E-06 1.47E-03 2.93EReal gas calculations at T [K]=313.15333.151.0000M [kg] ZM [kg]Z353.15M [kg]Z373.15M [kg]

Notation R VUKOV Reference Data Units Description Universal gas HQ molar H2 heating value 2 (P.T) - 1+P (mole "K) kg/molle molar volume of an ideal gas m^3/mole AO+ Jmole 4 224E-02 Hydrogen compression factor: Virial coefficients in the equation (Pl-Pa: U-10): AZ 41 A.A.44) AO A2 Value M 83143 0.002 229E+05 4.93482E-11 204036E-06 B.15334E-05 -0.065561 456516

Notation R VUKOV Reference Data Units Description Universal gas HQ molar H2 heating value 2 (P.T) - 1+P (mole "K) kg/molle molar volume of an ideal gas m^3/mole AO+ Jmole 4 224E-02 Hydrogen compression factor: Virial coefficients in the equation (Pl-Pa: U-10): AZ 41 A.A.44) AO A2 Value M 83143 0.002 229E+05 4.93482E-11 204036E-06 B.15334E-05 -0.065561 456516

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