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Superheated water vapor at 662 F and 232.1 psia is left to cool down at constant...

Superheated water vapor at 662 F and 232.1 psia is left to cool down at constant volume until it reaches 302 F.
a) determine the preassure in the final state (psia)

b) If initial volume is 1 m^3 Calculate the mass of water in the system (kg)

c) If initial volume is 1 m^3 Calculate the mass of water in liquid state at the end of the process (kg)

d) Calculate the cuality of the vapor at the end of the process (kg)

e) determine the enthalpy of the liquid at the end of the process (kJ/Kg)

f) Determine the enthalpy of the mixture at the end of the process (kJ /kg)

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