Methane gas is compressed in two stages: from 1 bar and 35C to 15 bar and 100C, and from this point to 135 bar and 195C. Calculate the change in molar volume, enthalpy, and entropy of methane at each stage of compression. To know the thermodynamic properties (real enthalpy, real entropy or volume) consider In its initial state (1 bar and 35

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Methane gas is compressed in two stages: from 1 bar and 35C to 15 bar and 100C, and from this point to 135 bar and 195C. Calculate the change in molar volume, enthalpy, and entropy of methane at each stage of compression. To know the thermodynamic properties (real enthalpy, real entropy or volume) consider  In its initial state (1 bar and 35C, methane can be assumed as an ideal gas  In the state of 15 bar and 100C use the pitzer ratio  For the final state (135 Bar and 195 C) use the Lee Kesler classification

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