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A formation contains 480,000.00 cubic feet of natural gas with apparent molecular weight of 24 lb/...

A formation contains 480,000.00 cubic feet of natural gas with apparent molecular weight of 24 lb/ lb mole at a temperature of 80 degree Celsius at 150 bar.

Find :

1) mass in lb mass and lb mole

,2) gas density, specific volume, and specific gravity

3) volume at standard conditions

4) repeat 1 and 2 assumming it is ideal gas.

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