e steps of a reversible Stirling engine are as follows. For this problem, we will use 0. mol onatomic gas that starts at a temperature of 133 °C and a volume of 0.10 m³, which will be int A. Then it goes through the following steps: 1. Step AB: isothermal expansion at 133 °C from 0.10 m³ to 0.20 m3 2. Step BC: isochoric cooling to 33 °C 3. Step CD: isothermal compression at 33 °C from 0.20 m3 to 0.10 m3 4. Step DA: isochoric heating back to 133 °C and 0.10 m Draw the pV diagram for the Stirling engine with proper labels.

e steps of a reversible Stirling engine are as follows. For this problem, we will use 0. mol onatomic gas that starts at a temperature of 133 °C and a volume of 0.10 m³, which will be int A. Then it goes through the following steps: 1. Step AB: isothermal expansion at 133 °C from 0.10 m³ to 0.20 m3 2. Step BC: isochoric cooling to 33 °C 3. Step CD: isothermal compression at 33 °C from 0.20 m3 to 0.10 m3 4. Step DA: isochoric heating back to 133 °C and 0.10 m Draw the pV diagram for the Stirling engine with proper labels.

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