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A service line transports water vapor at 20.0 bar and 280.0 ° C. Said pipe is...

A service line transports water vapor at 20.0 bar and 280.0 ° C. Said pipe is used to fill a tank (initially empty) until it reaches 10.0 bar. Considering that the filling is adiabatic, it determines the final temperature of the tank, in ° C (it uses 4 significant figures).

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