A frictionless piston-cylinder device contains a liquid-vapor mixture of water at the temperature of 400K. During an internally reversible isobaric process, 800kJ heat is transferred out from the water, and part of the vapor condenses. The entropy change AS of water inside the piston-cylinder is O A. greater than 2.0 kJ/K OB. 0 O C. 2.0 kJ/K O D.-2.0 kJ/K

A frictionless piston-cylinder device contains a liquid-vapor mixture of water at the temperature of 400K. During an internally reversible isobaric process, 800kJ heat is transferred out from the water, and part of the vapor condenses. The entropy change AS of water inside the piston-cylinder is O A. greater than 2.0 kJ/K OB. 0 O C. 2.0 kJ/K O D.-2.0 kJ/K

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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