When compared to stable flow, for supersaturated flow of steam through a nozzle the available enthalpy drop:

When compared to stable flow, for supersaturated flow of steam through

1.	When compared to stable flow, for supersaturated flow of steam through a nozzle the available enthalpy drop:
A.	Remains the same
B.	increases
C.	4
D.	is unpredictable.
Answer» D. is unpredictable.

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