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Even under the most ideal conditions, only about 8% of the internal energy of the steam produced in a steam engine can be converted into actual work. What happens to the other 92% of the steam’s available
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Even under the most ideal conditions, only about 8% of the internal energy of the steam produced in a steam engine can be converted into actual work. What happens to the other 92% of the steam’s available energy?

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Answer:no

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