A piston cylinder device contains 1 kg of Ammonia at 10°C and 400 kPa. Then it expands to 100 kPa in a reversible and isothermal process. For this process, calculate • the heat transfer in kJ/kg = | • the work in kl/kg = 112.3 135.5 162.0 191.2| 209.8 251.6 283.5 126.8 149.3 172.5 191.9|| 230.6 256.9| 273.2

A piston cylinder device contains 1 kg of Ammonia at 10°C and 400 kPa. Then it expands to 100 kPa in a reversible and isothermal process. For this process, calculate • the heat transfer in kJ/kg = | • the work in kl/kg = 112.3 135.5 162.0 191.2| 209.8 251.6 283.5 126.8 149.3 172.5 191.9|| 230.6 256.9| 273.2

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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