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Unformatted text preview: On graph of different pressures (Saturation Curve) o Anything to the left of the critical point is a saturated liquid o Anything to the right is a superheated vapor o Anything under the saturation curve is a wet mixture Temperature and pressure cannot define system because they are not independent MUST BE ABLE TO DRAW T-v Diagram (Temperature-Volume) o Would almost lie on top of the saturation curve o Know three regions, constant pressure lines, critical point P-v Saturation Curve o Only difference between T-v and P-v is the constant temperature line of the P-v diagram P-T Phase Plot o Triple point – point where all three phases exist...
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This note was uploaded on 04/07/2008 for the course MECH 213 taught by Professor Knisley during the Fall '08 term at Bucknell.
- Fall '08