Problem 1. One mole of a perfect gas contained in a 10-liter vessel at 27 degrees Celsius is permitted to expand freely into an evacuated vessel of 10-liter capacity so that the final volume is 20 liters. What amount of work is done and what amount of heat is absorbed in the process? What is the change in the entropy accompanying the process?

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