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11 Cards in this Set
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State Principle
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The number of independent properties required to determine the state is equal to the number of relevant work modes plus one.
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Sublimation
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Phase change between solid and vapor.
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Simple Compressible System
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A system in which the only work mode is expansion and compression work.
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Simple System
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A system in which there is only one work mode.
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Triple Point
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A state characterized by the existence of solid, liquid, and vapor phases simultaneously.
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Critical Point
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State defining the greatest values of temperature and pressure at which the two-phase liquid-vapor mixture exists.
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Compressed Liquid
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Liquid phase existing at temperatures lower than saturation temperature.
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Vapor Dome
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Dome-shaped region on a phase diagram enclosing the two-phase liquid-vapor states.
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Saturated Liquid
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Liquid phase existing at saturation temperature and pressure.
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Superheated Vapor
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Vapor phase existing at temperature above saturation temperature or pressure below saturation pressure.
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Quality
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Mass fraction of a two-phase liquid-vapor mixture present as vapor.
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