Calculate the absolute entropy for 1 mole of Ar gas (monatomic) with 22.4 liter volume at 273 K using Boltzmann's formula. What is the change in entropy if the temperature doubles while V is constant? What is the change in entropy if the volume doubles while T is constant? What is the change in entropy if both T and V double? (Note: To evaluate In(N!) use Stirling's asymptotic formula In(N!) ~ N In N -N )

Calculate the absolute entropy for 1 mole of Ar gas (monatomic) with 22.4 liter volume at 273 K using Boltzmann's formula. What is the change in entropy if the temperature doubles while V is constant? What is the change in entropy if the volume doubles while T is constant? What is the change in entropy if both T and V double? (Note: To evaluate In(N!) use Stirling's asymptotic formula In(N!) ~ N In N -N )

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