The pressure on 0.2 kg of water is increased reversibly and isothermally from atmo- spheric pressure to 3 × 108 Pa at 20°C. (Numerical values are given in Table 9.6.) (a) How much heat is transferred?

The pressure on 0.2 kg of water is increased reversibly and isothermally from atmo- spheric pressure to 3 × 108 Pa at 20°C. (Numerical values are given in Table 9.6.) (a) How much heat is transferred?

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