1. A liquid which is around vaporization state is called:o Saturated liquido Compressed liquido Saturated Liquid-Vapor mixture2. Heat added and work done by a system are negative.o Trueo False3. The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a substance by one degreeduring an isobaric process is known as:o Cvo Cpo Lh4. A-----is a devise that decreases the speed of the passing fluid while increasingits pressure.o Turbineo Compressoro Nozzleo Diffuser5. In - ,all the properties of the system except the temperature vary as movingfrom one state to another.o Isobaric Processo Isometric Processo Isothermal Processo Polytropic Process6. The specific heat at a constant pressure Cp is always smaller than the specific heat ata constant volume Cv.o Trueo False7. Energy required to push the mass into or out of the control volume isEnthalpyFlow energyInternal energy

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A liquid which is around vaporization state is called: o Saturated liquid o Compressed liquid o Saturated Liquid-Vapor mixture

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Question

1. A liquid which is around vaporization state is called:
o Saturated liquid
o Compressed liquid
o Saturated Liquid-Vapor mixture
2. Heat added and work done by a system are negative.
o True
o False
3. The amount of heat required to raise the temperature of a substance by one degree
during an isobaric process is known as:
o Cv
o Cp
o Lh
4. A-----is a devise that decreases the speed of the passing fluid while increasing
its pressure.
o Turbine
o Compressor
o Nozzle
o Diffuser
5. In - ,all the properties of the system except the temperature vary as moving
from one state to another.
o Isobaric Process
o Isometric Process
o Isothermal Process
o Polytropic Process
6. The specific heat at a constant pressure Cp is always smaller than the specific heat at
a constant volume Cv.
o True
o False
7. Energy required to push the mass into or out of the control volume is
Enthalpy
Flow energy
Internal energy

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