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One ideal gas is Cp=7/2R. One mole of this gas is trapped in a piston-cylinder device. Initially, the gas is T=300K, P=0.1MPa. If the gas is compressed to P=0.5 MPa at isothermal temperature, calculate the amount (J) of work and heat associated with the process.
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Consider 0.020 mol argon gas at 25°C with a constant volume molar heat capacity
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