A 102 mole of monoatomic ideal gas at pressure 6×10°Pa and volume 5.1m and temperature 300K. The gas eaxpanded freely and adiabatically to 9.5 times its initial volume. The change in entropy of the gas in units of J/K equals.

A 102 mole of monoatomic ideal gas at pressure 6×10°Pa and volume 5.1m and temperature 300K. The gas eaxpanded freely and adiabatically to 9.5 times its initial volume. The change in entropy of the gas in units of J/K equals.

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A 102 mole of monoatomnic ideal gas at pressure 6x10-Pa and volume
5.1m and temperature 300K. The gas eaxpanded freely and adiabatically
to 9.5 times its initial volume. The change in entropy of the gas in units of
J/K equals.
1
out of
question
O a. 190.59
O b. 337.56
O C. 259.48
CO d. 229.63
O e. 305.41

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