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1.	During a thermodynamic process, 100 kJ of heat is transfered from a reservoir at 800 K. to a sink at 400 K. The ambient temperature reservoir is 300 K. The loss of available energy is
A.	27.5 kJ
B.	32.5 kJ
C.	37.5 kJ
D.	62.5 kJ
Answer» D. 62.5 kJ

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