Consider a piston-cylinder device that consists of 2 kg of R-134a at 40°C and x = 0.7. The system is cooled until the temperature drops to 18°C. State the final phase of R-134a in the piston cylinder device and give the volume (m³) of the system at final phase.

Consider a piston-cylinder device that consists of 2 kg of R-134a at 40°C and x = 0.7. The system is cooled until the temperature drops to 18°C. State the final phase of R-134a in the piston cylinder device and give the volume (m³) of the system at final phase.

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Consider a piston-cylinder device that consists of 2 kg of R-134a at 40°C and x = 0.7. The system is cooled until
the temperature drops to 18°C. State the final phase of R-134a in the piston cylinder device and give the volume
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