Problem 20.45 Two samples of an ideal gas are initially at the same temperature and pressure. They are each compressed reversibly from volume V to volume V/2, one isothermally (sample 1), the other adiabatically (sample 2). Part A In which sample is the final pressure greater? ANSWER: O sample 1 O sample 2 Part B Determine the change in entropy of the gas for each process by integration. Express your answer in terms of the variables n and appropriate constants. Enter your answers separated by a comma. ANSWER: AS1, AS2 = Part C What is the entropy change of the environment for each process? Express your answer in terms of the variables n and appropriate constants. Enter your answers separated by a comma. ANSWER: AS1, surroundings, AS2, surroundings =
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