10. A quantity of 3 mol of diatomic ideal gas is taken from a state A to a state B along a path that is a straight line in a PV diagram (straight, but not horizontal and not vertical line). The volume and pressure at A are 0.0700 m³ and 100,000 Pa. The volume and pressure at B are 0.1100 m³ and 140,000 Pa. Make a PV diagram for the process. Calculate the work done by the gas and calculate the change in temperature. (Answer: 4800 J, 337 K)

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10. A quantity of 3 mol of diatomic ideal gas is taken from a state A to a state B along a path
that is a straight line in a PV diagram (straight, but not horizontal and not vertical line). The
volume and pressure at A are 0.0700 m³ and 100,000 Pa. The volume and pressure at B are
0.1100 m³ and 140,000 Pa. Make a PV diagram for the process. Calculate the work done by
the gas and calculate the change in temperature. (Answer: 4800 J, 337 K)
Transcribed Image Text:10. A quantity of 3 mol of diatomic ideal gas is taken from a state A to a state B along a path that is a straight line in a PV diagram (straight, but not horizontal and not vertical line). The volume and pressure at A are 0.0700 m³ and 100,000 Pa. The volume and pressure at B are 0.1100 m³ and 140,000 Pa. Make a PV diagram for the process. Calculate the work done by the gas and calculate the change in temperature. (Answer: 4800 J, 337 K)
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for the first part (finding the work done), can you use one of the equations for work done in an adiabatic process, I am studying for a test and need to know how to use it.

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