Q7 An amount of water substance having a mass of 1 kg is contained in a vessel at a pressure of 1 MPa. It is heated for some time after which the pressure is 3 MPa. The volume of the vessel is 0.1 m³. Assuming no work is done by or to the substance, calculate the final temperature of, and the heating done to, the contents of the vessel. [404 °C. 1.24 MJ
Q7 An amount of water substance having a mass of 1 kg is contained in a vessel at a pressure of 1 MPa. It is heated for some time after which the pressure is 3 MPa. The volume of the vessel is 0.1 m³. Assuming no work is done by or to the substance, calculate the final temperature of, and the heating done to, the contents of the vessel. [404 °C. 1.24 MJ
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An amount of water substance having a mass of 1 kg is contained in a vessel at a pressure of
1 MPa. It is heated for some time after which the pressure is 3 MPa. The volume of the vessel
is 0.1 m³. Assuming no work is done by or to the substance, calculate the final temperature
of, and the heating done to, the contents of the vessel.
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An amount of water substance having a mass of 1 kg is contained in a vessel at a pressure of
1 MPa. It is heated for some time after which the pressure is 3 MPa. The volume of the vessel
is 0.1 m³. Assuming no work is done by or to the substance, calculate the final temperature
of, and the heating done to, the contents of the vessel.
[404 °C, 1.24 MJ]
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