A 2.00 mol sample of carbon dioxide undergoes a two-step process. First, at a constant volume, the gas behaves ideally as it is cooled from 27.0 °C to -78.5 °C where it reaches a pressure of 1 atm. Second, at -78.5 °C and a constant pressure of 1 atm the gas undergoes a phase change to dry ice. What is the change in internal energy of carbon dioxide for this entire process? The constant volume molar heat capacity of carbon dioxide gas Cy is 28.46 J/mol K, the heat of sublimation Ls of carbon dioxide is 6030 cal/mol, and the density of dry ice pdryice is 3.41 × 10¹ mol/m³.

A 2.00 mol sample of carbon dioxide undergoes a two-step process. First, at a constant volume, the gas behaves ideally as it is cooled from 27.0 °C to -78.5 °C where it reaches a pressure of 1 atm. Second, at -78.5 °C and a constant pressure of 1 atm the gas undergoes a phase change to dry ice. What is the change in internal energy of carbon dioxide for this entire process? The constant volume molar heat capacity of carbon dioxide gas Cy is 28.46 J/mol K, the heat of sublimation Ls of carbon dioxide is 6030 cal/mol, and the density of dry ice pdryice is 3.41 × 10¹ mol/m³.

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