a. Steam at 35 bar and 600 K enters a throttling valve that reduces the steam pressure
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a. Steam at 35 bar and 600 K enters a throttling valve that reduces the steam pressure to 7 bar. Assuming there is no heat loss from the valve, what is the exit temperature of the steam and its change in entropy?
b. If air [assumed to be an ideal gas with C∗P = 29.3 J/(mol K)] entered the valve at 35 bar and 600 K and left at 7 bar, what would be its exit temperature and entropy change?
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