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What does sat. stands for in thermodynamic?
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The term "Sat." in the temperature column refers to "saturation temperature," which is a critical concept in thermodynamics. This designation indicates the temperature at which a substance changes phase, specifically from liquid to vapor. The discussion clarifies that the saturation temperature is represented in parentheses, providing essential data for thermodynamic calculations.
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