All 7. The zeroth law of thermodynamics discussesThermal equilibriumb. Energy conservationDirection of heat flowа.с.d. Entropy is zero at absolute zero temperatureA piston-cylinder arrangement contains 1 kg mass at 142.5 kPa. The volume is increasedfrom 1 m³ to 3 m³. The approximate boundary work of the system is8.а.Cannot be find since some data is missingb.285 kJс.0 kJd. 0.285 kJ9.A tank contains water at 0.3 MPa and 120 °C. The state of water at this condition isSubcooled or compressed liquidSaturated liquidSaturated vapourd. Superheated vapourа.b.с.10. Ait at constant pressure is heated from 77 °C to 127 °C. The enthalpy rise is equalto100 kJ/kg50 kJ/kg50.49 kJ/kgd. 100.5 kJ/kgа.b.с.

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. The zeroth law of thermodynamics discusses Thermal equilibrium . Energy conservation . Direction of heat flow 1. Entropy is zero at absolute zero temperature A piston-cylinder arrangement contains 1 kg mass at 142.5 kPa. The volume is from 1 m³ to 3 m³. The approximate boundary work of the system is

. The zeroth law of thermodynamics discusses Thermal equilibrium . Energy conservation . Direction of heat flow 1. Entropy is zero at absolute zero temperature A piston-cylinder arrangement contains 1 kg mass at 142.5 kPa. The volume is from 1 m³ to 3 m³. The approximate boundary work of the system is

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