A sample of an ideal gas undergoes the cycle, A-B C-D-A, depicted below. All four steps of the cycle can be considered reversible processes. For this gas, Cy= 1.5R.Calculate q, w, AU, AH, AS, and for each step and for the entire cycle.Please clearly label and box your answers or summarize them in the form of a table.HINT: Start by calculating the number of moles.A, T = 500 K1.75В. Т%3D 500 К0.875D, T = 143 K0.50С. Т%3D 143К0.254.08.0Volume (L)Pressure (atm)

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A sample of an ideal gas undergoes the cycle, A-B-C-D-A, depicted below. All four steps of the cycle can be considered reversible processes. For this gas, Cy = 1.5R. Calculate g, w, AU, AH, AS, and for each step and for the entire cycle. Piease clearly label and box your answers or summarize them in the form of a table. HINT: Start by calculating the number of moles. A, T = 500 K 1.75 В, Т%3D 500 к 0.875 D. T = 143 K 0.50 С. Т%D 143 к 0.25 4.0 8.0 Volume (L) Pressure (atm)

A sample of an ideal gas undergoes the cycle, A-B-C-D-A, depicted below. All four steps of the cycle can be considered reversible processes. For this gas, Cy = 1.5R. Calculate g, w, AU, AH, AS, and for each step and for the entire cycle. Piease clearly label and box your answers or summarize them in the form of a table. HINT: Start by calculating the number of moles. A, T = 500 K 1.75 В, Т%3D 500 к 0.875 D. T = 143 K 0.50 С. Т%D 143 к 0.25 4.0 8.0 Volume (L) Pressure (atm)

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