for 0.0061 moes of The Figure s hows a pV-dagram an ideal gas that undergoes Ehe process from state I to state 26sta te 3. Q1B) P(atm) Pz Tq =2926K T3=2438k %3D 100 200 300 V V(cm3) The idenlgas cors tant R= 8.3/ J/mol or R=0.08206 L-atm/molin %3D 11.What is the absolute temperature, T, of the in kelvins? e gas in statel, 2) Calculate the pressure, Pe, of the gas in state 2 (inatml3 / Calculare the volume of the gasin state 3, Va in Iliters(e)

for 0.0061 moes of The Figure s hows a pV-dagram an ideal gas that undergoes Ehe process from state I to state 26sta te 3. Q1B) P(atm) Pz Tq =2926K T3=2438k %3D 100 200 300 V V(cm3) The idenlgas cors tant R= 8.3/ J/mol or R=0.08206 L-atm/molin %3D 11.What is the absolute temperature, T, of the in kelvins? e gas in statel, 2) Calculate the pressure, Pe, of the gas in state 2 (inatml3 / Calculare the volume of the gasin state 3, Va in Iliters(e)

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