A sample containing 2.05 moles of an ideal gas with CV = 20.1 J K-1 is initially at 3.84 bar and 300. K. It is compressed at constant volume until its pressure reaches 5.62 bar. Calculate the final temperature, work done, heat transferred, ΔU, ΔH and ΔS for the process.

A sample containing 2.05 moles of an ideal gas with CV = 20.1 J K-1 is initially at 3.84 bar and 300. K. It is compressed at constant volume until its pressure reaches 5.62 bar. Calculate the final temperature, work done, heat transferred, ΔU, ΔH and ΔS for the process.

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