3. Locate schematically in p-v and T-v diagrams the following states for water: a) p = 1.0 bar, T = 99.63 °C b) p = 1.0 bar, T = 250 °C c) p = 2.5 bar, T = 99.63 °C %3D d) p = 2.5 bar T = 250 °C !!

3. Locate schematically in p-v and T-v diagrams the following states for water: a) p = 1.0 bar, T = 99.63 °C b) p = 1.0 bar, T = 250 °C c) p = 2.5 bar, T = 99.63 °C %3D d) p = 2.5 bar T = 250 °C !!

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3. Locate schematically in p-v and T-v diagrams the following states for water:
a) p = 1.0 bar, T = 99.63 °C
b) p = 1.0 bar, T= 250 °C
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c) p = 2.5 bar, T = 99.63 °C
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d) p = 2.5 bar T = 250 °C
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