(a) Liquid water in a tank can be converted into ice just by evacuating the air from the tank without using heat exchanger. Explain the process and how the device works and the process can be made more efficient. (b) If you have two pots with the same volume but different shapes, one is tall and narrow the other is wide and short, compare and explain about the boiling temperature of the two cases. Discuss the reason why the required temperature for the two cases are different or same on the basis of your answer.

(a) Liquid water in a tank can be converted into ice just by evacuating the air from the tank without using heat exchanger. Explain the process and how the device works and the process can be made more efficient. (b) If you have two pots with the same volume but different shapes, one is tall and narrow the other is wide and short, compare and explain about the boiling temperature of the two cases. Discuss the reason why the required temperature for the two cases are different or same on the basis of your answer.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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