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⦁   Two hundred cubic centimeters per hour of Methane , flows through a pipe at 30...

⦁   Two hundred cubic centimeters per hour of Methane , flows through a pipe at 30 bar and 30 oC. Estimate the mass flow rate of methane in kg/h. (Use z = 0.8)                  
Molecular weights are: C = 12 and H = 1

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