part 2 kindly help me please need it BEFORE 8pm pleaee huhuhuh . THANK YOU SO MUCH! <3TRUE OR FALSEAt steady state, mass is accumulated in the control volume.*The larger the space occupied by the same material the smaller is its densityThe energy accompanying the phase change of liquid water at constant temperature is the latent heat.The heat content of liquid water is sensible heat.Water has heat capacity 2 times lower than iceIn creating steam, water droplets when exposed to hotter surface surface tend to boil faster compared to relatively less hot surfaceThe enthalpy of liquid water at 273.16 K in equilibrium with its vapor has been arbitrarily defined as a datum for the calculation of enthalpy values in the steam tablesAt saturated condition, both liquid water and steam is at the same temperature and pressureSteam is said to contain large amount of heat because of its large specific heatQuality refers to the fraction of pure water in bulk steamA system that do not change with time is said to be at steady-state

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Author:J.M. Smith Termodinamica en ingenieria quimica, Hendrick C Van Ness, Michael Abbott, Mark Swihart

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part 2 kindly help me please need it BEFORE 8pm pleaee huhuhuh . THANK YOU SO MUCH! <3

TRUE OR FALSE

At steady state, mass is accumulated in the control volume.*
The larger the space occupied by the same material the smaller is its density
The energy accompanying the phase change of liquid water at constant temperature is the latent heat.
The heat content of liquid water is sensible heat.
Water has heat capacity 2 times lower than ice
In creating steam, water droplets when exposed to hotter surface surface tend to boil faster compared to relatively less hot surface
The enthalpy of liquid water at 273.16 K in equilibrium with its vapor has been arbitrarily defined as a datum for the calculation of enthalpy values in the steam tables
At saturated condition, both liquid water and steam is at the same temperature and pressure
Steam is said to contain large amount of heat because of its large specific heat
Quality refers to the fraction of pure water in bulk steam
A system that do not change with time is said to be at steady-state