Subject is physical chemistry- 5. Consider themonatomic ideal gas expansion processes.510 Path A: Sudden (irreversible) decrease inHovs pressure from P₁ to P2 (where P2 < P₁).Em 201• Path B: Gradual (reversible) decrease inoutstaamat thatenpressure from P₁ to P2, such that the internalsebi priand external pressures remain in equilibrium-lot gril.16at every step along the path.Ils ens VEN plas(quing and e JSW (b)followingfollowing two isothermaloitze(a) Draw a graph of P vs. V illustratingoth followed in the othe path followed in each of the aboveprocesses. VRCmoteves processes.mptay(b) Obtain expressions for AU, W, and Q forworllebowlabraleach of the above processes (expressbiuos lateryour results as functions of n, T, P₁,and/or P₂).Brinnosel to themontare

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Subject is physical chemistry-

5. Consider the
monatomic ideal gas expansion processes.
510 Path A: Sudden (irreversible) decrease in
Hovs pressure from P₁ to P2 (where P2 < P₁).
Em 201
• Path B: Gradual (reversible) decrease in
outstaamat thaten
pressure from P₁ to P2, such that the internal
sebi pri
and external pressures remain in equilibrium
-lot gril.16
at every step along the path.
Ils ens VEN plas
(quing and e JSW (b)
following
following two isothermal
oitze
(a) Draw a graph of P vs. V illustrating
oth followed in the o
the path followed in each of the above
processes. VRC
moteves processes.
mptay
(b) Obtain expressions for AU, W, and Q for
worllebow
labral
each of the above processes (express
biuos later
your results as functions of n, T, P₁,
and/or P₂).
Brinnos
el to the
montare

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