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A gas mixture with an apparent molecular weight of 30 lb/lb mole is at 160°F and...

A gas mixture with an apparent molecular weight of 30 lb/lb mole is at 160°F and 800 psia, find its density, specific gravity, and mass (in lb mole and lb mass) if the volume is 106 ft3. Also, find its volume at the standard conditions

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