B2) Answer the question shown in the image Consider 0.910 mol of an ideal diatomic gas that undergoes the describedthermodynamic cycle:•a - b: an isobaric expansion starting with a volume V, = 1.00 x 10°m?Until the volume doubles•b- c: isochoric heating up to tripling its pressure and reaching a temperature of1000 K.•c- d: an isothermal compression until reaching a pressure of 5.361x107 Pa.•d- a: an adiabatic expansion until returning to the starting point.Also, consider the following tableVolume (m3)Pressure ( Pa)Tempentut)State1.013 x105166 66 7ka2 xio21-013 x105333-333k2 x 1023- 039xo51000K5.361 Xi0?100okB) Represent these processes on a pressure-volume (p-V) diagram.J JJJJJJ JJJTT

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B2) Answer the question shown in the image

Consider 0.910 mol of an ideal diatomic gas that undergoes the described
thermodynamic cycle:
•a - b: an isobaric expansion starting with a volume V, = 1.00 x 10°m?
Until the volume doubles
•b- c: isochoric heating up to tripling its pressure and reaching a temperature of
1000 K.
•c- d: an isothermal compression until reaching a pressure of 5.361x107 Pa.
•d- a: an adiabatic expansion until returning to the starting point.
Also, consider the following table
Volume (m3)
Pressure ( Pa)
Tempentut)
State
1.013 x105
166 66 7k
a
2 xio2
1-013 x105
333-333k
2 x 102
3- 039xo5
1000K
5.361 Xi0?
100ok
B) Represent these processes on a pressure-volume (p-V) diagram.
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