A container is filled with n moles of a diatomic ideal gas. Initially, the gas is in a thermo- dynamic equilibrium state A and has volume Va. By following a reversible thermodynamic process described by the law p(V)=a Vv, where a is a positive constant, the gas reaches a new thermodynamic equilibrium state B, in which its volume is quadrupled. All the quantities mentioned so far are assumed to be known. Find: e) The variation of entropy of the gas, ASgas, and of the universe, AS

A container is filled with n moles of a diatomic ideal gas. Initially, the gas is in a thermo- dynamic equilibrium state A and has volume Va. By following a reversible thermodynamic process described by the law p(V)=a Vv, where a is a positive constant, the gas reaches a new thermodynamic equilibrium state B, in which its volume is quadrupled. All the quantities mentioned so far are assumed to be known. Find: e) The variation of entropy of the gas, ASgas, and of the universe, AS

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