Show all work and explain every step Consider the adiabatic free expansion of n moles of an ideal gas from volume V₁ to volume V2,where V₂ > V₁. [Hint: check lecture 19, chapter 5.6, process number 5. Note that such a processhappens quasi-instantaneously, thus, it is irreversible.](1) Calculate the change in entropy of the gas.(2) Calculate the change in entropy of the environment.(3) Evaluate the total change in entropy (AS = ASgas + ASenv.) for 1 mole, with V₂ = 2V/₁.

The process is adiabatic free expansion of ideal gas.

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