4. Four (4) moles of helium gas undergo the following cyclic process (A→B¬C→A). If 1 atm = 1.0 x 105 Pa, and the total internal energy of such an ideal gas equals nRT, where n, R and T are the number of moles of the gas, the universal gas constant and temperature in kelvin, respectively, (a) what is the total amount of work done on the gas in one cycle? (b) what is the amount of heat involved in one cycle? what is the change in entropy of the gas from A to B in terms of R, the universal gas constant? P (atm) The 16 A to B: Constant T 3 8 V (Liter) Figure 2: P-V diagram.

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If 1 atm
Four (4) moles of helium gas undergo the following cyclic process (A-→B→C→A).
1.0 x 10° Pa, and the total internal energy of such an ideal gas equals nRT,
where n, R and T are the number of moles of the gas, the universal gas constant and
temperature in kelvin, respectively,
(а)
what is the total amount of work done on the gas in one cycle?
(b)
what is the amount of heat involved in one cycle?
(c)
universal gas constant?
what is the change in entropy of the gas from A to B in terms of R, the
P (atm)
A
16
A to B:
Constant T
C
B
V (Liter)
Figure 2: P-V diagram.
3
8
CO
Transcribed Image Text:4. If 1 atm Four (4) moles of helium gas undergo the following cyclic process (A-→B→C→A). 1.0 x 10° Pa, and the total internal energy of such an ideal gas equals nRT, where n, R and T are the number of moles of the gas, the universal gas constant and temperature in kelvin, respectively, (а) what is the total amount of work done on the gas in one cycle? (b) what is the amount of heat involved in one cycle? (c) universal gas constant? what is the change in entropy of the gas from A to B in terms of R, the P (atm) A 16 A to B: Constant T C B V (Liter) Figure 2: P-V diagram. 3 8 CO
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