Water at 10.0 MPa (absolute) is heated from 350 K to 380 K. Determine the change in
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Water at 10.0 MPa (absolute) is heated from 350 K to 380 K. Determine the change in mass-specific enthalpy for this process in three ways.
(1) Use the tables in Appendix B, interpolating as required.
(2) Use the NIST software or online database.
(3) Use the liquid property approximation, Eqn. 2.41c. Compare your results and discuss.
Eqn. 2.41c.
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