Complete the following table for H₂O. Use data from the steam tables. T, °C P, kPa 140 361.53 +5% 550 750 1803 ± 5% 155.46± 5% 125 300 Explanation: Refer Table A-5: T, °C 140 155.46 125 300 P, kPa 361.53 550 750 1803 v. m³/kg 0.035 0.001097 ± 5% 0.001065 ± 5% 0.140 v, m³/kg 0.035 0.001097 0.001065 0.140 Phase description Saturated mixture Saturated liquid Compressed liquid Superheated vapor Phase description Saturated mixture Saturated liquid Compressed liquid Superheated vapor

Complete the following table for H₂O. Use data from the steam tables. T, °C P, kPa 140 361.53 +5% 550 750 1803 ± 5% 155.46± 5% 125 300 Explanation: Refer Table A-5: T, °C 140 155.46 125 300 P, kPa 361.53 550 750 1803 v. m³/kg 0.035 0.001097 ± 5% 0.001065 ± 5% 0.140 v, m³/kg 0.035 0.001097 0.001065 0.140 Phase description Saturated mixture Saturated liquid Compressed liquid Superheated vapor Phase description Saturated mixture Saturated liquid Compressed liquid Superheated vapor

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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