A cylinder-piston arrangement contains 50 g of Freon-12. Assume that the piston movement is frictionless. The system follows an isothermal process from saturated vapor at 25 °C (State 1) to a mixture where 10% of the total volume is liquid (State 2). Calculate: 1.1. PI, Vi, Vi, and X, (If saturated) 1.2. P2, V2, V2, and X2 (If saturated) 1.3 Calculate the total work (1W2) for the process. Substance: Freon-12 Use this diagram for question 1.3

A cylinder-piston arrangement contains 50 g of Freon-12. Assume that the piston movement is frictionless. The system follows an isothermal process from saturated vapor at 25 °C (State 1) to a mixture where 10% of the total volume is liquid (State 2). Calculate: 1.1. PI, Vi, Vi, and X, (If saturated) 1.2. P2, V2, V2, and X2 (If saturated) 1.3 Calculate the total work (1W2) for the process. Substance: Freon-12 Use this diagram for question 1.3

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