Ammonia (an ideal gas) is containted in a 1.5 cubic meter piston. Initially it is 200 kPa, 20C but it is compressed to 40C (at a constant pressure).   During this process, 1500 kJ of heat is rejected to the 20C surrounding and 750 kJ of work is done   Is this process possible

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