An Ideal Gas system transfers 1810 kJ of heat to the surrounding and its volume is changed from 12.00 L to 4.500 L at the constant pressure of 2.55 barr. Calculate the change in internal energy. a.-100kJ b. 3720 kJ c. -3080 kJ d. 100 kJ

An Ideal Gas system transfers 1810 kJ of heat to the surrounding and its volume is changed from 12.00 L to 4.500 L at the constant pressure of 2.55 barr. Calculate the change in internal energy. a.-100kJ b. 3720 kJ c. -3080 kJ d. 100 kJ

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Chapter6: Thermochemistry

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An Ideal Gas system transfers 1810 kJ of heat to the surrounding and its volume is changed from 12.00 L to 4.500 L at the constant pressure of 2.55 barr. Calculate the change in internal energy.

a.-100kJ
b. 3720 kJ
c. -3080 kJ
d. 100 kJ

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