Q3. A cylinder with an initial volume 15L is filled with 2mol of an ideal gas at 25C the temperature does not change , the gas expand isothermally and reversibly from 15L to 25L as the external pressure change from 6 to 2 atm. Calculate dW, v, dq .

Q3. A cylinder with an initial volume 15L is filled with 2mol of an ideal gas at 25C the temperature does not change , the gas expand isothermally and reversibly from 15L to 25L as the external pressure change from 6 to 2 atm. Calculate dW, v, dq .

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temperature does not change , the gas expand isothermally and reversibly from 15L to 25L as the
external pressure change from 6 to 2 atm . Calculate dW, dq.

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