An ideal gas is allowed to expand isothermally from 2.00 liters at 5.00 atm to 5.00 liters at 2.00 atm against a vacuum (i.e., no outside pressure). Which of the quantities q, w, AE, and AH are zero for this process? 1. Some other combination 2. w, q, AE, and AH 3. w, q, andAE 4. w and AE, 5. w

An ideal gas is allowed to expand isothermally from 2.00 liters at 5.00 atm to 5.00 liters at 2.00 atm against a vacuum (i.e., no outside pressure). Which of the quantities q, w, AE, and AH are zero for this process? 1. Some other combination 2. w, q, AE, and AH 3. w, q, andAE 4. w and AE, 5. w

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An ideal gas is allowed to expand isothermally
from 2.00 liters at 5.00 atm to 5.00 liters at
2.00 atm against a vacuum (i.e., no outside
pressure). Which of the quantities q, w, AE,
and AH are zero for this process?
1. Some other combination
2. w, q, AE, and AH
3. w, q, andAE
4. w and AE,
5. w

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