2 kg of air, which can be modeled as an ideal gas, undergoes an isothermal process from 1.3bar and 2.5m3 to a final pressure of 2bar. The temperature of the system boundary at which heat transfer takes place is 280C. Determine the following. a. The heat transfer for the process in kJ (v b. The entropy produced in kJ/K (

2 kg of air, which can be modeled as an ideal gas, undergoes an isothermal process from 1.3bar and 2.5m3 to a final pressure of 2bar. The temperature of the system boundary at which heat transfer takes place is 280C. Determine the following. a. The heat transfer for the process in kJ (v b. The entropy produced in kJ/K (

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