An ideal gas with molar heat capacity at constant volume, Cy,m = 3/2R undergoes a reversible isothermal expansion at 300 K until the pressure is half of its initial value with Pex = 0.500 bar and Tsur = 300 K. The ideal gas is with initial temperature, Ti = 300 K and initial pressure, P; = 1.00 bar. a) Identify the change in internal energy (AU) (in unit kJ mol*) and change in enthalpy (AH) (in unit kJ mol4). b) Calculate work done (w) (in unit kJ). c) Identify heat change (q) (in unit kJ).

An ideal gas with molar heat capacity at constant volume, Cy,m = 3/2R undergoes a reversible isothermal expansion at 300 K until the pressure is half of its initial value with Pex = 0.500 bar and Tsur = 300 K. The ideal gas is with initial temperature, Ti = 300 K and initial pressure, P; = 1.00 bar. a) Identify the change in internal energy (AU) (in unit kJ mol*) and change in enthalpy (AH) (in unit kJ mol4). b) Calculate work done (w) (in unit kJ). c) Identify heat change (q) (in unit kJ).

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