Working with a lab partner, a gas sample is prepared with a pressure of 1.25 bar at T = 350 K. You leave the room for a few minutes, during which time your lab partner alters the sample so that it has a pressure of 0.75 bar and T = 210 K, but you don't know how this was done. You carefully restore the system to its initial conditions and determine that the enthalpy change for the process you used was AH = 427 J. What enthalpy change occurred for the process your lab partner performed while you were gone? OOJ 427 J O-427 J cannot be determined
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