i- Convert the Cp equation so that T can be inserted in the equation in °R, and the units of Cp will be Btu/(lb mol)(°R). ii- Convert the Cp equation so that T can be inserted in the equation in K and...

i- Convert the Cp equation so that T can be inserted in the equation in °R, and the units of Cp will be Btu/(lb mol)(°R). ii- Convert the Cp equation so that T can be inserted in the equation in K and the units of Cp will be J/(g mol) (K).

Extracted text: A heat capacity equation for the acetylene is given by: Cp = 9.89 + 0.8273 ×102 T - 0.3783×10-$ T² + 0.7457 × 10-9 T³ where T is in °F and Cp is in Btu/(lb mol) (°F).