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5.One kilogram of superheated steam at 350°C and 20 bar absolute pressure are sealed in a...

5.One kilogram of superheated steam at 350°C and 20 bar absolute pressure are sealed in a rigid container. Cold water is sprayed on the container until the temperature is 50°C. (Remember that the container is rigid, so the total volume doesn’t change.) a) What is the volume of the container in liters? (Do not assume ideal gas behavior.) Liters b) Is the correct energy balance for this problem based on energy or enthalpy? (answer either enthalpy or internal energy) c) What is the final pressure inside the container (in Pascals)? Pa d) How much of the initial water condenses (g), if any? g e) How much heat was removed from the container while it was being cooled (kJ)? kJ f) How much work was done while the container was being cooled (kJ)? kJ.

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