platm 2.0 1.0 (c) نما thermal (b) (a) One mole of an ideal gas undergoes a cyclic three-step process according to Figure 2: (a) 1->2: reversible and adiabatic expansion starting at T₁, and pressure pl = 2 atm. (b) 2->3: reversible isothermal compression up to p3= 1 atm and (c) 3->1: heating under constant volume, at final temperature T₁, and pressure pl = 2 atm. Calculate the entropy changes of the gas for the three steps and for the cycle. The heat capacity under constant volume is given: çx 12.47 J mol-¹ K-¹ V Enter your results (with units) in the Table below 451+2 AS2+3 AS3+1 AS1+2+3+1

platm 2.0 1.0 (c) نما thermal (b) (a) One mole of an ideal gas undergoes a cyclic three-step process according to Figure 2: (a) 1->2: reversible and adiabatic expansion starting at T₁, and pressure pl = 2 atm. (b) 2->3: reversible isothermal compression up to p3= 1 atm and (c) 3->1: heating under constant volume, at final temperature T₁, and pressure pl = 2 atm. Calculate the entropy changes of the gas for the three steps and for the cycle. The heat capacity under constant volume is given: çx 12.47 J mol-¹ K-¹ V Enter your results (with units) in the Table below 451+2 AS2+3 AS3+1 AS1+2+3+1

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