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3-21 Complete this table for H₂O: T, °C 220 190 P, kPa 400 2500 4000 u, kJ/kg 1450 3040 Phase description Saturated vapor

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3-21 Complete this table for H₂O:
T, °C
220
190
P, kPa
400
2500
4000
u, kJ/kg
1450
3040
Phase description
Saturated vapor

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