I recommend finding a copy of this book, its the best thermodynamics book you can find for studying and it has a LOT of exercises:
Borgnakke and Sonntag Fundamentals of Thermodynamics
Its because if the fluid is a mixture of vapor and liquid, all the heat that it receives is considered latent heat, so it is only used to change the fluids' state (mixture ratio, in this case increase vapor and decrease liquid), therefore its temperature does not change.
No, the internal energy...
Hello there,
So yesterday my thermodynamics professor did some black magic and transformed our beloved equation (1/(1-n))*(p1v1-p2v2) into (n/(n-1))*(p1v1-p2v2), but i didnt understand why he did it and how (he is too fast for my writing). Does anyone know how he did it, are there any...