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The number 10 can is among the most commonly used can sizes for food storage. Thecan is filled with hot juice at 90◦C with an open lid. The pressure on juice initially is1atm. The head space volume (empty volume above the juice) is 240 ml. The lid is sealed immediately, and the container is cooled to 4◦C. Assume the liquid volume did not change during the cooling. a) Calculate the moles of the air in the head space after sealing at 90◦C. b) Calculate the pressure in the head space after cooling to 4◦C.

The number 10 can is among the most commonly used can sizes for food storage. Thecan is filled with hot juice at 90◦C with an open lid. The pressure on juice initially is1atm. The head space volume (empty volume above the juice) is 240 ml. The lid is sealed immediately, and the container is cooled to 4◦C. Assume the liquid volume did not change during the cooling. a) Calculate the moles of the air in the head space after sealing at 90◦C. b) Calculate the pressure in the head space after cooling to 4◦C.

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The number 10 can is among the most commonly used can sizes for food storage. Thecan is filled with hot juice at 90◦C with an open lid. The pressure on juice initially is1atm. The head space volume (empty volume above the juice) is 240 ml. The lid is sealed immediately, and the container is cooled to 4◦C. Assume the liquid volume did not change during the cooling.

a) Calculate the moles of the air in the head space after sealing at 90◦C.
b) Calculate the pressure in the head space after cooling to 4◦C.



 

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