Consider a rigid, thick-walled tube that is filled with H2O liquid and vapor at 0.1 MPa....

Consider a rigid, thick-walled tube that is filled with H2O liquid and vapor at 0.1 MPa. After it is sealed, it is heated so that it passes through its critical point. What fraction of the mass in the tube is liquid?

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