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A monatomic ideal gas of N atoms has initial temperature T0 and a volume V0, the...

A monatomic ideal gas of N atoms has initial temperature T0 and a volume V0, the gas is allowed to expand slowly to fill a final volume of 7V0 in the following ways:

  1. At constant temperature
  2. At constant pressure
  3. Adiabatically

For each case (a you must determine i, ii, and iii, for b and c do the same) determine (i) the work done by the gas, (ii) the amount of energy transferred to the gas by heating, and (iii) the final temperature (very important). Express the solutions in terms of N, T0, V0, and k.

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