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10 kg of H2O is reversibly compressed from 600 kPa and 600 oC to 1 MPa...

10 kg of H2O is reversibly compressed from 600 kPa and 600 oC to 1 MPa in an insulated piston- cylinder assembly. Calculate (a) entropy change (kJ/K) of the system and (b) the final temperature.

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