7Table 1. Saturation: TemperaturesSperie VelumeInternal EnergyEsthalyyEatregy65.37 100as 1192 20 I 101342 190.5 2404264.20 idie s4 I6 2604I 10I15 1858 241021 0 ITRIO 2804161 102386 1502 2604I 1927 2 I776.2 280401028 54 13755 2040 10257 171T1.4 180093000121872455E 3.523 4179240 35071 61702373.17163.0 1019 2ó išs491224122개232 3A146 6.15924 3484 610823938619. 10332I IST0 26040 10132 I10.5 2803.58.7 103T90 IM60 260 1042.09 1 7616 280 T37M 104259 i5612 2603A 1046 756.7 205S67 1047 2 iss4 2603T 10S 64 1751.7 28014 272)3936 6122555. 1051.99 1555 260 S 1056.43 1346 283233442402412422432.1015 34422 6.1427101 34260 6.13662.7I 340 612961229134633.5343.5612334121551217724427380 3374 6115454.11 105.7I 15467 2603.4 106.23 L741.7 2803.053.75 64 154 2603.252.2 6 16 1S3 26030 100 RS 1731 225S1.0 T08 1339 202 101 6 i1765 28022S1 0 1075 64 15210 26026 1080 51 7214 2801924524247243.6483.113.776340123912422134441246i 2492.1412 33612 6108)2.7563 3340 6101310.0 1736.7 2802.72.714 33126 60871238 32964 6O012512125129125350.13 1080 9 15220 2602.4 1085.36 17162 2801.549 26 1085 1S 15110 260214842 O ISI19 260I47.39 1094 0 1506.9 2601646.71 1999 is0 260LJ 1104 4 s 2800 027927 3202 60T302,80 3.264 6.0692R10 3.2478 6.05882820 3.2316 60SET292 12154 6.04464.004.109100.2 i1S 201210S OE 17057 280081099 9 1705 2004251253254What is the enthalpy of saturated vapor at 240C Ote

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7 Table 1. Saturation: Temperatures erie Valume Iteral Eer Ethaly Etre 24 Im . 10a 112 20 4.20 14 3.000 12147 22 34146 it iss D i57 171A N s 2 204 3.6 122 10% 10332 3 20 D 32 1 s 2 18 I 20 10409 1N142 20 3420 46 S7M425 M2 2 a 10 i161 2 i Y 104 17572034 27 339 2 55 1S 20s 1043 146 22 201 1229 3.344 3403 123M 242 343 244 2.73 3.3N 12317 21412 3362 1O 54.7 TI 15 2604 123 IN1 203 3.5 13 2402 0 1767 2 27 1340 10 12.2 414 1S 260 0 10NAS 1731A 24 332 O I A 0 11265 2022 M I 20 1O S ii4 2 245 3.648 12 3.76 1344 1 340 2.7 32 O 1005.34 1T162 2015 492 15 1S ISITO 2000 102 inis 2012 50.13 0 15220 26004 1212 12M 12 A iSI9 26 12 12040 4069 2810 124 05 2420 32 t 22 32154 60446 25 O I057 200 47 I069 260I6 O 17003 200 4 46. 1o ia 26013 1104 5 200 254 What is the enthalpy of saturated vapor at 240C

7 Table 1. Saturation: Temperatures erie Valume Iteral Eer Ethaly Etre 24 Im . 10a 112 20 4.20 14 3.000 12147 22 34146 it iss D i57 171A N s 2 204 3.6 122 10% 10332 3 20 D 32 1 s 2 18 I 20 10409 1N142 20 3420 46 S7M425 M2 2 a 10 i161 2 i Y 104 17572034 27 339 2 55 1S 20s 1043 146 22 201 1229 3.344 3403 123M 242 343 244 2.73 3.3N 12317 21412 3362 1O 54.7 TI 15 2604 123 IN1 203 3.5 13 2402 0 1767 2 27 1340 10 12.2 414 1S 260 0 10NAS 1731A 24 332 O I A 0 11265 2022 M I 20 1O S ii4 2 245 3.648 12 3.76 1344 1 340 2.7 32 O 1005.34 1T162 2015 492 15 1S ISITO 2000 102 inis 2012 50.13 0 15220 26004 1212 12M 12 A iSI9 26 12 12040 4069 2810 124 05 2420 32 t 22 32154 60446 25 O I057 200 47 I069 260I6 O 17003 200 4 46. 1o ia 26013 1104 5 200 254 What is the enthalpy of saturated vapor at 240C

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