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This is a steam table problem.One kilogram of liquid water at 20°C is placed in a frictionless piston that will keep a constant pressure of 5 bar. Heat is added until the final volume is 473 times the original volume.

a) How much heat was added(to the nearest whole number)?  kJ

b) How much work was done (to the nearest whole number)?

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