1) It can be estimated from the Van der Waals equation for ammonia that, for a sample of NH3, 840 Pa at 300K, and it is known experimentally that Cv = 27.32 JK-1mol-1. What is the change of internal energy of 1.00 mol NH3 when it is heated through 2.0K and compressed through 100cm3

1) It can be estimated from the Van der Waals equation for ammonia that, for a sample of NH3, 840 Pa at 300K, and it is known experimentally that Cv = 27.32 JK-1mol-1. What is the change of internal energy of 1.00 mol NH3 when it is heated through 2.0K and compressed through 100cm3

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1) It can be estimated from the Van der Waals
equation for ammonia that, for a sample of
NH3, 840 Pa at 300K, and it is known
experimentally that Cv = 27.32 JK-1mol-1.
What is the change of internal energy of 1.00
mol NH3 when it is heated through 2.0K and
compressed through 100cm3

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