Determine the state of water if P= 150 bar and T= 237 C. Select one: O a. Compressed liquid O b. Mixture O c. Superheated Vapor At what temperature does water boil if P = 0.2 bar Select one: O a. 77.6 C O b. 45.81 C

Determine the state of water if P= 150 bar and T= 237 C. Select one: O a. Compressed liquid O b. Mixture O c. Superheated Vapor At what temperature does water boil if P = 0.2 bar Select one: O a. 77.6 C O b. 45.81 C

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O c. Superheated Vapor
Determine the state of water if P= 150 bar and T= 237 C.
Select one:
O a. Compressed liquid
O b. Mixture
O c. Superheated Vapor
At what temperature does water boil if P = 0.2 bar
Select one:
O a. 77.6 C
O b. 45.81 C

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