How much must a 0.5 L volume of a perfect gas be heated to perform 15 J of work (under a constant external pressure of 1 atm) if it has a starting T of 298 K? Choose the closest answer by 100 degrees C by 10 degrees C by 1 degree C by 0.1 degrees C

How much must a 0.5 L volume of a perfect gas be heated to perform 15 J of work (under a constant external pressure of 1 atm) if it has a starting T of 298 K? Choose the closest answer by 100 degrees C by 10 degrees C by 1 degree C by 0.1 degrees C

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How much must a 0.5 L volume of a perfect gas be heated to perform 15 J of work
(under a constant external pressure of 1 atm) if it has a starting T of 298 K? Choose
the closest answer
by 100 degrees C
by 10 degrees C
by 1 degree C
by 0.1 degrees C

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