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10 Kg of water at 20°C is
converted to steam at
250°C at a temperature of
one atmospheric
pressure. The change in
entropy during the
transformation processes
is
Where Cp2=4180J/KgK
and
Cp3=2090.J/KgK and
L23(100°C) 22.6X10°J/
Kg

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