Problem 18. Six moles of monatomic ideal gas ( C, = 3R/2, Cp=5R/2) at initial temperature 250 K expands at constant pressure. In this process 800 J of heat entering the gas. How much work done by the gas during this process?

Problem 18. Six moles of monatomic ideal gas ( C, = 3R/2, Cp=5R/2) at initial temperature 250 K expands at constant pressure. In this process 800 J of heat entering the gas. How much work done by the gas during this process?

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Problem 18. Six moles of monatomic ideal gas ( C, =
3R/2, Cp=5R/2) at initial temperature 250 K expands at
constant pressure. In this process 800 J of heat entering the
gas. How much work done by the gas during this process?

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