1 mol of ideal gas with Cp = 30J/ mol K, Cy = 20.7 J/ mol K from 400K and 5 atm pressure to 1 atm pressure a) isothermal irreversible b) isothermally expanded reversibly. Calculate the change in heat, work, internal energy and enthalpy in each process.

1 mol of ideal gas with Cp = 30J/ mol K, Cy = 20.7 J/ mol K from 400K and 5 atm pressure to 1 atm pressure a) isothermal irreversible b) isothermally expanded reversibly. Calculate the change in heat, work, internal energy and enthalpy in each process.

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1 mol of ideal gas with Cp = 30 J/ mol K, C, = 20.7 J / mol K from 400K
and 5 atm pressure to 1 atm pressure
a) isothermal irreversible
b) isothermally expanded reversibly.
Calculate the change in heat, work, internal energy and enthalpy in
each process.

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