3 m of an ideal gas expands from 400K and 4 bar to 1 bar final pressure. a) The situation where the expansion is isothermal and reversible b) Explain which work is bigger and why by finding the work values for the case where the expansion is adiabatic and reversible. Cv, m = 3 / 2R

3 m of an ideal gas expands from 400K and 4 bar to 1 bar final pressure. a) The situation where the expansion is isothermal and reversible b) Explain which work is bigger and why by finding the work values for the case where the expansion is adiabatic and reversible. Cv, m = 3 / 2R

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3 m of an ideal gas expands from 400K and 4 bar to 1 bar final pressure.

a) The situation where the expansion is isothermal and reversible

b) Explain which work is bigger and why by finding the work values for the case where the expansion is adiabatic and reversible. Cv, m = 3 / 2R

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