A heating-cooling system cycles gases between states. Assume this system is using 1.00 moles of an ideal gas with a C(v) = 25.00 J/mol· K. In this cycle, the gas was cooled from 561.0 K to 392.0 K. In addition, the pressure changed from 20.0 atm to 14.0 atm while the volume remained constant. Calculate AE for this process.

A heating-cooling system cycles gases between states. Assume this system is using 1.00 moles of an ideal gas with a C(v) = 25.00 J/mol· K. In this cycle, the gas was cooled from 561.0 K to 392.0 K. In addition, the pressure changed from 20.0 atm to 14.0 atm while the volume remained constant. Calculate AE for this process.

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