A ideal diatomic gas expanded adiabatically and reversibly. The initial molar volume of the gas was 24.3 L mol-1 at 1.32 bar and 255 K. After the expansion, the molar volume of the gas was 73.41 L mol-1. What was the pressure of the gas after expansion?

A ideal diatomic gas expanded adiabatically and reversibly. The initial molar volume of the gas was 24.3 L mol-1 at 1.32 bar and 255 K. After the expansion, the molar volume of the gas was 73.41 L mol-1. What was the pressure of the gas after expansion?

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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