One mol of monoatomic ideal gas was subjected to the following process: Step 1. isobaric expansion from 30 L to 60 L at 1 atm Step 2. Isochoric cooling to 0.5 atm Step 3. reversible isothermal compression to its original state Calculate the following: a. T1, T2, and T3 (all in K) b. q, w, AU and AH (all in kJ) for each step overall q, w, AU and AH (all in kJ) C.

One mol of monoatomic ideal gas was subjected to the following process: Step 1. isobaric expansion from 30 L to 60 L at 1 atm Step 2. Isochoric cooling to 0.5 atm Step 3. reversible isothermal compression to its original state Calculate the following: a. T1, T2, and T3 (all in K) b. q, w, AU and AH (all in kJ) for each step overall q, w, AU and AH (all in kJ) C.

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