I just bought a steam table for my thermodynamics class since they don't allow use to use the one from the book for the tests. This one is different from the one in my textbook as it doesn't give the internal energy values for saturated ammonia at a certain temperature and pressure. Is there any way that I could calculate these values to use them in my work?
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