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With a pressure of 0.4MPa, 2kg of water vapor is contained in a cylinder of 0.4m3,...

With a pressure of 0.4MPa, 2kg of water vapor is contained in a cylinder of 0.4m3, and the cylinder is connected to the piston. When keeping the pressure constant and raising the temperature of the water vapor by 300°CRkwl, calculate the amount of heat transfer from the water vapor to the water vapor.

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