3. One mole of air is compressed isothermally at 300K from one atmosphere to fifteen atmospheres. ...

3. One mole of air is compressed isothermally at 300K from one atmosphere to fifteen atmospheres.
a) Calculate the amount of work required in the compression.
b) How much heat must be added or removed from the gas to maintain its temperature at 300K.
c) Does the enthalpy of the gas change? If so, how much?
d) Does the entropy of the gas change? If so, how much?
DATA: You may assume that air is an ideal gas with a constant volume heat capacity of 5/2R

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