A cylinder with a piston contains 0.338 mol of ideal gas at 5.10 x 10° Pa and 349 K. Consider these paths: (1) The gas expands isobarically to 3.6 of its original volume. (2) It is then compressed isothemally back to its original volume. (3) It is cooled isochorically to its original pressure in the end. a. Show the series of processes on a pV-diagram. b. Compute the temperature during the isothermal compression; c. Compute the maximum pressure; Compue the totel wosl- dena br the

A cylinder with a piston contains 0.338 mol of ideal gas at 5.10 x 10° Pa and 349 K. Consider these paths: (1) The gas expands isobarically to 3.6 of its original volume. (2) It is then compressed isothemally back to its original volume. (3) It is cooled isochorically to its original pressure in the end. a. Show the series of processes on a pV-diagram. b. Compute the temperature during the isothermal compression; c. Compute the maximum pressure; Compue the totel wosl- dena br the

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