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eat in the chamberof the calorimeter. As no external work is done, the heat in thesteam at the final temperature contains as much heat as it did atthe initial temperature. This curve of expansion may be calledthe Constant-heat Curve. If the steam at the initial tempera-ture was nearly dry, at the…
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