5 moles of monatomic gas undergoes two stages of thermodynamic processes. In the first stage, the gas is compressed from 6.8 L to 3.6 L with a pressure that changes from 2.9 atm to 6.0 atm at a constant temperature of 25.7°C. In the second stage, the pressure of the gas decreased to 1 atm while maintaining a constant volume. (i)     Sketch the PV diagram. (ii)     Determine all thermodynamic processes involved. Write the equations of changes in internal energy ΔU for each process, by using symbols P, V, or Q only. (iii)     Calculate the total work done on the gas during the thermodynamic processes

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(b)     5 moles of monatomic gas undergoes two stages of thermodynamic processes. In the first stage, the gas is compressed from 6.8 L to 3.6 L with a pressure that changes from 2.9 atm to 6.0 atm at a constant temperature of 25.7°C. In the second stage, the pressure of the gas decreased to 1 atm while maintaining a constant volume.

(i)     Sketch the PV diagram.

(ii)     Determine all thermodynamic processes involved. Write the equations of changes in internal energy ΔU for each process, by using symbols PV, or Q only.

(iii)     Calculate the total work done on the gas during the thermodynamic processes. 

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