Sheet No.2.pdf >Thermodynamic(First Stage)2020- 2021Sheet No. (2) 28 -02-2021ByDr. Basil Noori MerzahQ1/ Complete the following table for H2O:T ("C)P кра)v (m³ /kg)Phase description604.131300Saturated liquid2502001501000T (CC)P (kpa)u (k]/kg)Phase description205000150631.68225200030Saturated liquid3002600T (°C)P (kpa)h (k]/kg)Phase description500200175486.99556004004000255Saturated vaporT (C) | Р (кра)v (m³ /kg) X, if applicable Phase description10010001300.001075500.757500.255615075(1)...

Using property table and P-h chart of the water, the required properties are tabulated below.

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