Thermodynamics subject. Pleas show the complete and step by step solution. A vessel of 0.058m3 capacity is well insulated and is divided equally by a rigid conducting diaphragm. Initially both halves contain air pressure of 137.8kPa and 413.4kPa and temperatures of 27C and 177C respectively. What is the increase of entropy of the system in kJ/C?

Thermodynamics subject. Pleas show the complete and step by step solution. A vessel of 0.058m3 capacity is well insulated and is divided equally by a rigid conducting diaphragm. Initially both halves contain air pressure of 137.8kPa and 413.4kPa and temperatures of 27C and 177C respectively. What is the increase of entropy of the system in kJ/C?

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