If the saturation table is used to approximate the entropy for the pure substance in compressed liquid phase, select the correct operation_____________ A., where T is the temperature B., where P is the pressure C.can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the temperature T D.can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the pressure P If the saturation table is used to approximate the entropy for the pure substance in compressed liquid phase, select the correct operationOASES;for'OB. SESwhere T is the temperaturewhere P is the pressureO C., can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the temperature TO D. can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the pressure PS

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If the saturation table is used to approximate the entropy for the pure substance in compressed liquid phase, select the correct operation OASES; for' OB. SES where T is the temperature where P is the pressure O C., can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the temperature T O D. can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the pressure P S

If the saturation table is used to approximate the entropy for the pure substance in compressed liquid phase, select the correct operation OASES; for' OB. SES where T is the temperature where P is the pressure O C., can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the temperature T O D. can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the pressure P S

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	A.	, where T is the temperature
	B.	, where P is the pressure
	C.	can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the temperature T
	D.	can be looked up from the compressed liquid table using only the pressure P