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Convert the values provided below in terms of specified units, assuming the barometric pressure is 101.0 kPa. Be sure to only use the 1-atm conversion factors provided below, where applicable. For the other conversion factors you need, refer to the thermodynamic table provided in Canvas. Round off your FINAL answers to SIX decimal places. As you solve for the required, DO NOT round off intermediate values.
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