Introduction to Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
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Steam undergoes change from an initial state of 450C & 3000kPa to a final state of 140C & 232 kPa.
Determine Delta H & Delta S..... By Equations for an ideal gas...
please help. i pulled up values off steam tables but i dont know if i am on the right direction.....
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