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0.910 mol of an ideal gas, at 46.21 \deg C, is expanded isothermally from 4.64 L to 15.54 L. How much work is done on the gas, (in J), if the expansion is carried out in two steps by changing the volume irreversibly from 4.64 L to 15.54 Lagainst a constant pressure followed by allowing the pressure to reach its final value while the volume is held constant?

0.910 mol of an ideal gas, at 46.21 \deg C, is expanded isothermally from 4.64 L to 15.54 L. How much work is done on the gas, (in J), if the expansion is carried out in two steps by changing the volume irreversibly from 4.64 L to 15.54 Lagainst a constant pressure followed by allowing the pressure to reach its final value while the volume is held constant?

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0.910 mol of an ideal gas, at 46.21 \deg C, is expanded isothermally from 4.64 L to 15.54 L. How much work is done on the gas, (in J), if the expansion is carried out in two steps by changing the volume irreversibly from 4.64 L to 15.54 L against a constant pressure followed by allowing the pressure to reach its final value while the volume is held constant?
Transcribed Image Text:0.910 mol of an ideal gas, at 46.21 \deg C, is expanded isothermally from 4.64 L to 15.54 L. How much work is done on the gas, (in J), if the expansion is carried out in two steps by changing the volume irreversibly from 4.64 L to 15.54 L against a constant pressure followed by allowing the pressure to reach its final value while the volume is held constant?
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