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Perry's Handbook has (pages ofl) tables for calculating the viscosity of gases and liquids at different temperatures. Steam (i.e., water vapon) is entering a heat exchanger at 500F(533K). What is the viscosity of the steam in units of CP (to the nearest 0.001cP) ? Please use Appendix A.1 in the de Nevers textbook to confirm that the calculation is correct. ... Hints: The viscosity formula is given at the bottom of the table. The conversion from Pa.s to CP is 0.001PaS=ICP. (The output of the calculation has units of Pa-s.) If all the Cl to CS values to not appear on the screen, press "Ctrl - to zoom out, Or, if you cannot read the formula, press "Ctrl =" to zoom in. Perry's Handbook has (pages ofl) tables for calculating the viscosity of gases and liquids at different temperatures. Steam (i.e., water vapon) is entering a heat exchanger at 500F(533K). What is the viscosity of the steam in units of CP (to the nearest 0.001cP) ? Please use Appendix A.1 in the de Nevers textbook to confirm that the calculation is correct. ... Hints: The viscosity formula is given at the bottom of the table. The conversion from Pa.s to CP is 0.001PaS=ICP. (The output of the calculation has units of Pa-s.) If all the Cl to CS values to not appear on the screen, press "Ctrl - to zoom out, Or, if you cannot read the formula, press "Ctrl =" to zoom in