0.15 lbm of neon gas (in a piston cylinder device) at an initial pressure and temperature of 90 psia and 80°F respectively, undergoes an isothermal change until the final volume is three times the initial volume. Determine the final state (pressure and specific volume) and the total entropy change of the gas due to this process. Also determine how much heat was transferred.

0.15 lbm of neon gas (in a piston cylinder device) at an initial pressure and temperature of 90 psia and 80°F respectively, undergoes an isothermal change until the final volume is three times the initial volume. Determine the final state (pressure and specific volume) and the total entropy change of the gas due to this process. Also determine how much heat was transferred.

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0.15 lbm of neon gas (in a piston cylinder device) at an initial pressure and temperature of
90 psia and 80°F respectively, undergoes an isothermal change until the final volume is three
times the initial volume. Determine the final state (pressure and specific volume) and the total
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