An ideal diatomic gas initially has a pressure of 2.00x10°Pa , a volume of 4.00m³ and a temperature of 27° C. It has an adiabatic expansion to 6.00m³. a. What are the new pressure and temperature? b. How much work is done to the gas? C. How much heat is added to the gas?

An ideal diatomic gas initially has a pressure of 2.00x10°Pa , a volume of 4.00m³ and a temperature of 27° C. It has an adiabatic expansion to 6.00m³. a. What are the new pressure and temperature? b. How much work is done to the gas? C. How much heat is added to the gas?

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An ideal diatomic gas initially has a pressure of
2.00x10°Pa , a volume of 4.00m³
and a temperature of 27° C. It has an adiabatic expansion to 6.00m³.
a. What are the new pressure and temperature?
b. How much work is done to the gas?
C.
How much heat is added to the gas?

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