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Develop an expression to calculate the specific entropy for water vapor assuming an ideal gas. Use...

Develop an expression to calculate the specific entropy for water vapor assuming an ideal gas. Use the second Gibb's equation and the polynomial for specific heat at constant pressure as a function of temperature (Table A-2(c)). Enter this expression into EES separating the temperature dependent term (e.g. standard state entropy) from the pressure dependent term.

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