### Thermodynamics: Phase Descriptions of Water#### Task: Complete the given table for \( H_2O \)The table below presents various thermodynamic properties of water at different temperatures and pressures. The given parameters include temperature (°C), pressure (kPa), specific enthalpy (\( h \), kJ/kg), quality ( \( x \) ), and phase description. However, some entries are missing and need to be completed.| \( T \), °C | \( P \), kPa | \( h \), kJ/kg | \( x \) | Phase description ||-------------|--------------|----------------|---------|-------------------|| - | 200 | - | 0.7 | - || 140 | - | 1800 | - | - || - | 950 | - | 0.0 | - || 80 | 500 | - | - | - || - | 800 | 3162.2 | - | - |#### Detailed Explanation- **\( T \), °C:** Specifies the temperature of the water.- **\( P \), kPa:** Represents the pressure exerted on the water.- **\( h \), kJ/kg:** Denotes the specific enthalpy, which is the total energy content per unit mass.- **\( x \):** Indicates the quality of the mixture, which is the ratio of the mass of vapor to the total mass (ranging from 0 for saturated liquid to 1 for saturated vapor).- **Phase Description:** Describes the phase state of water (e.g., liquid, vapor, or mixture of both).To complete the table, determine the missing values using thermodynamic tables or software based on the provided data points. For instance, at a specified pressure and quality, you can lookup the corresponding temperature and specific enthalpy values from the steam tables. Similarly, for a given temperature and specific enthalpy, you can find the pressure and phase description.Educators may use this incomplete table to challenge students in understanding and applying the principles of thermodynamics, specifically focusing on phase changes, enthalpy, and quality calculations of water.

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