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A system consisting of
P (atm)
0.025 6 moles of a dia-
0.800 B.
tomic ideal gas is taken
from state A to state C 0.600
along the path in Figure 0.400
P12.22. (a) How much
work is done on the gas
C
A
0.200
V (L)
2 4 6 8
this
during
(b) What is the lowest tem-
perature of the gas during
this process, and where
does it occur? (c) Find the change in internal energy of the
gas and (d) the energy delivered to the gas in going from A
to C. Hint: For part (c), adapt the equation in the remarks of
Example 12.9 to a diatomic ideal gas.
process?
Figure P12.22

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