7. (aA 5.00 mol sample of an ideal gas is compressed irreversibly and isothermallyat 150.00 K from an initial volume of 30.00 L in two steps: Step #1: Pext = 5.00 bar, Step #2: Pext= 20.00 bar. Determine the value of the total work and heat involved (in J).Describe in words what happens to the total amount of work if the compressionoccurs in three steps.(c).Assuming the process could be done in one or multiple steps and the process couldbe reversible or irreversible, determine the minimum and maximum amount of work that could bedone to complete the compression.

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A 5.00 mol sample of an ideal gas is compressed irreversibly and isothermally m an initial volume of 30.00 L in two steps: Step #1: Pext = 5.00 bar, Step #2: Pext termine the value of the total work and heat involved in D

A 5.00 mol sample of an ideal gas is compressed irreversibly and isothermally m an initial volume of 30.00 L in two steps: Step #1: Pext = 5.00 bar, Step #2: Pext termine the value of the total work and heat involved in D

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