of Physies Question: suppose 1st year students de l- to a hill. wish to find the They go weight- of the hill using theire thermodynamic knowledge. At top of the hill the Boiling point of water is Pressure variation is governed by 90°C. Pu= Povo where Po is the sea level pressure, 101kpa Norma) B.P is 100's and latent heat of vaporization is 2257 kJ / kg. g= 9.81 mj2. Calculate the weight- of the hill.

of Physies Question: suppose 1st year students de l- to a hill. wish to find the They go weight- of the hill using theire thermodynamic knowledge. At top of the hill the Boiling point of water is Pressure variation is governed by 90°C. Pu= Povo where Po is the sea level pressure, 101kpa Norma) B.P is 100's and latent heat of vaporization is 2257 kJ / kg. g= 9.81 mj2. Calculate the weight- of the hill.

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Chapter9: Liquids And Solids

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