An ideal gas initially at 285 K and 13.8 atm changed pressure to 1.8 atm reversibly. Calculate q, W, AU and AH for the following cases. a. Monoatomic gas, isothermal expansion b. Diatomic gas, constant volume

An ideal gas initially at 285 K and 13.8 atm changed pressure to 1.8 atm reversibly. Calculate q, W, AU and AH for the following cases. a. Monoatomic gas, isothermal expansion b. Diatomic gas, constant volume

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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Problem 2.90E

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An ideal gas initially at 285 K and 13.8 atm changed pressure to 1.8 atm reversibly. Calculate q,
W, AU and AH for the following cases.
a. Monoatomic gas, isothermal expansion
b. Diatomic gas, constant volume

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