i) A mole of an ideal gas of vibrating diatomic molecules at pressure P is compressedfrom an initial volume V to a final volume aV in an isobaric process. What is the heattransfer in this process in terms of P and V? State whether the heat was absorbed orexpelled by the gas.ii) In an isothermal process one mole of an ideal monatomic gas at a temperature T istaken from an initial pressure P to a final pressure aP. What is the work done duringthe process in terms of T? State whether the work was done by or on the system.iii) In an isochoric process one mole of an ideal monatomic gas at volume V is taken froman initial temperature T to a final temperature &T. What is the heat transfer in termsof T? State whether the heat was absorbed or expelled by the system.

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i) A mole of an ideal gas of vibrating diatomic molecules at pressure P is compressed from an initial volume V to a final volume aV in an isobaric process. What is the heat transfer in this process in terms of P and V? State whether the heat was absorbed or expelled by the gas.

i) A mole of an ideal gas of vibrating diatomic molecules at pressure P is compressed from an initial volume V to a final volume aV in an isobaric process. What is the heat transfer in this process in terms of P and V? State whether the heat was absorbed or expelled by the gas.

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i) A mole of an ideal gas of vibrating diatomic molecules at pressure P is compressed
from an initial volume V to a final volume aV in an isobaric process. What is the heat
transfer in this process in terms of P and V? State whether the heat was absorbed or
expelled by the gas.
ii) In an isothermal process one mole of an ideal monatomic gas at a temperature T is
taken from an initial pressure P to a final pressure aP. What is the work done during
the process in terms of T? State whether the work was done by or on the system.
iii) In an isochoric process one mole of an ideal monatomic gas at volume V is taken from
an initial temperature T to a final temperature &T. What is the heat transfer in terms
of T? State whether the heat was absorbed or expelled by the system.

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