6. Consider an ideal gas at 298 K which undergoes an isothermal expansion from a pressure of 10 bar to 1 bar for the four different processes given below. Determine the values per mole of q, w, AU, and AS. a) a reversible expansion. b) an irreversible free expansion (no external pressure). c) a reversible expansion where the gas and its surroundings are considered to be an isolated system. [-19.1 J K- mol-

6. Consider an ideal gas at 298 K which undergoes an isothermal expansion from a pressure of 10 bar to 1 bar for the four different processes given below. Determine the values per mole of q, w, AU, and AS. a) a reversible expansion. b) an irreversible free expansion (no external pressure). c) a reversible expansion where the gas and its surroundings are considered to be an isolated system. [-19.1 J K- mol-

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Chapter12: Thermodynamic Processes And Thermochemistry

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