4. If 1 kg of air at 250 kPaa pressure and 100 °C were to be expanded at constant pressure in a closed process to twice the original volume, determine (a) the final state of air, (b) the amount of heat and work involved in the process.

4. If 1 kg of air at 250 kPaa pressure and 100 °C were to be expanded at constant pressure in a closed process to twice the original volume, determine (a) the final state of air, (b) the amount of heat and work involved in the process.

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