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A 0.8 mol sample of a monatomic ideal gas is heated from a temperature of 88 °C to 383 °C in a 4.2 L vessel. If the size of the vessel doesn't change over the course of this process, calcuate the maximum amount of heat absorbed or emitted by the gas sample. 0 KJ-mol 1

A 0.8 mol sample of a monatomic ideal gas is heated from a temperature of 88 °C to 383 °C in a 4.2 L vessel. If the size of the vessel doesn't change over the course of this process, calcuate the maximum amount of heat absorbed or emitted by the gas sample. 0 KJ-mol 1

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A 0.8 mol sample of a monatomic ideal gas is heated from a temperature of 88 °C to 383 °C in a 4.2 L vessel. If the size of the vessel doesn't change over the course of this process, calcuate the maximum amount of heat absorbed or emitted by the gas sample. 0 KJ-mol 1
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