Calculate the entropy for 2.3 moles of neon gas at T= 289 K and p = 0.8 atm.State your answer in J K as a number in normal form accurate to 1 decimal place (X.X or XX.X, etc.). Do not include units in your answer.Calculate the Helmholtz free energy for 1.3 moles of neon gas at T= 339 K and p = 0.9 atm.Hint: Use equipartition for a monatomic gas to calculate U and Sackur-Tetrode to calculate S.State your answer in kJ (kilojoules) as a number in normal form accurate to 1 decimal place (X.X or XX.X, etc.). Do not include units in your answer.

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Calculate the entropy for 2.3 moles of neon gas at T= 289 K and p = 0.8 atm. State your answer in J K as a number in normal form accurate to 1 decimal place (X.X or XX.X, etc.). Do not include units in your answer.

Calculate the entropy for 2.3 moles of neon gas at T= 289 K and p = 0.8 atm. State your answer in J K as a number in normal form accurate to 1 decimal place (X.X or XX.X, etc.). Do not include units in your answer.

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Calculate the entropy for 2.3 moles of neon gas at T= 289 K and p = 0.8 atm.
State your answer in J K as a number in normal form accurate to 1 decimal place (X.X or XX.X, etc.). Do not include units in your answer.
Calculate the Helmholtz free energy for 1.3 moles of neon gas at T= 339 K and p = 0.9 atm.
Hint: Use equipartition for a monatomic gas to calculate U and Sackur-Tetrode to calculate S.
State your answer in kJ (kilojoules) as a number in normal form accurate to 1 decimal place (X.X or XX.X, etc.). Do not include units in your answer.

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