0.7 kg of R-134a with 50% quality is expanded at the constant pressure of 500 kPa until itis fully vaporized. From the stated condition:Sketch the T-v diagram and include all the related information.(i)(ii)Determine the change of the volume (m³) for the expansion(iii) Determine the change of the internal energy (kJ) during the expansion.(iv) Determine the change of enthalpy (kJ) for the expansion.

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0.7 kg of R-134a with 50% quality is expanded at the constant pressure of 500 kPa until it is fully vaporized. From the stated condition: (1) (ii) (iii) (iv) Sketch the T-v diagram and include all the related information. Determine the change of the volume (m³) for the expansion Determine the change of the internal energy (kJ) during the expansion. Determine the change of enthalpy (kJ) for the expansion.

0.7 kg of R-134a with 50% quality is expanded at the constant pressure of 500 kPa until it is fully vaporized. From the stated condition: (1) (ii) (iii) (iv) Sketch the T-v diagram and include all the related information. Determine the change of the volume (m³) for the expansion Determine the change of the internal energy (kJ) during the expansion. Determine the change of enthalpy (kJ) for the expansion.

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