10 kg of steam is contained at 10 bar in a rigid vessel of volume 2.275...

10 kg of steam is contained at 10 bar in a rigid vessel of volume 2.275 m³. The vessel is cooled until the pressure in the vessel is 7 bar. Calculate the amount of heat removed from the steam.

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