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5. A massless, freely moving piston encloses 2 kg of water in an initial volume of 0.6 m³. The initial temperature is 120°C. The piston leaves the stops at a pressure of 700 kPa. The water is heated from its initial state to final temperature of 400°C. The effects of changes in kinetic and potential energies are negligible. a. Plot the process on a P-v diagram, indicating the values for P and v. b. Evaluate the total work for the process, in kJ (state whether the work is done by or on water). c. What is the volume occupied by the liquid water at the initial state and when the piston leaves the stops, both in m³. d. Evaluate the total heat transfer for the process, in kJ.

          5. A massless, freely moving piston encloses 2 kg of water in an initial volume of 0.6 m³. The initial temperature is 120°C. The piston leaves the stops at a pressure of 700 kPa. The water is heated from its initial state to final temperature of 400°C. The effects of changes in kinetic and potential energies are negligible.
a. Plot the process on a P-v diagram, indicating the values for P and v.
b. Evaluate the total work for the process, in kJ (state whether the work is done by or on water).
c. What is the volume occupied by the liquid water at the initial state and when the piston leaves the stops, both in m³.
d. Evaluate the total heat transfer for the process, in kJ.

5. A massless, freely moving piston encloses 2 kg of water in an initial volume of 0.6 m³. The initial temperature is 120°C. The piston leaves the stops at a pressure of 700 kPa. The water is heated from its initial state to final temperature of 400°C. The effects of changes in kinetic and potential energies are negligible.
a. Plot the process on a P-v diagram, indicating the values for P and v.
b. Evaluate the total work for the process, in kJ (state whether the work is done by or on water).
c. What is the volume occupied by the liquid water at the initial state and when the piston leaves the stops, both in m³.
d. Evaluate the total heat transfer for the process, in kJ.

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