The specific volume of SO2 is 10 m3/Kg, at 5 Pa, H = 100 J/Kg and at 1 – McqOptions

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1.	The specific volume of SO2 is 10 m3/Kg, at 5 Pa, H = 100 J/Kg and at 10 Pa, H = 250 J/Kg, what is the heat transferred to the system?
A.	t100 J/Kg
B.	t150 J/Kg
C.	t250 J/Kg
D.	t350 J/Kg
Answer» B. t150 J/Kg

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