2mol ideal gas at 50oC temperature is available in an isolated system. By reducing the temperature of 1mol of this gas to 0oc under constant pressure, show whether it is possible to increase the temperature of the other 1mol to 100oC with the heat taken from here. It will be assumed that the molar heat capacities of the gas under constant pressure remain constant between these temperatures

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