Evaluate the change in internal energy

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Calculate the change in internal energy, u2-u1 in kJ/kg of Oxygen (O2) when the temperature of the gas is increased from 250K to 800K. Assume a constant specific heat. Use table A-20 to determine an appropriate value of the specific heat.

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