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A system containing 3.0 moles of Helium (a monatomic gas) at 70K is compressed adiabatically until its temperature is 180K. Determine the work done on the system. O 6.6 kJ O 4.1 kJ O 2.9 kJ O 880 J

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A system containing 3.0 moles of Helium (a monatomic gas) at 70K is
compressed adiabatically until its temperature is 180K. Determine the
work done on the system.
6.6 kJ
4.1 kJ
2.9 kJ
880 J

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