4.00 mol of an ideal gas with Cv,m expanded adiabatically against a constant extermal pressure of 1.00 bar. The initial temperature and pressure are T;= 304 K and A= 15.4 bar The final pressure is P = 1.00 bar. 3R/2 %3D

4.00 mol of an ideal gas with Cv,m expanded adiabatically against a constant extermal pressure of 1.00 bar. The initial temperature and pressure are T;= 304 K and A= 15.4 bar The final pressure is P = 1.00 bar. 3R/2 %3D

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please calculate q, w, U, H

4.00 mol of an ideal gas with Cvm =3R/2 is
expanded adiabatically against a constant extermal
pressure of 1.00 bar. The initial temperature and
pressure are T= 304 K and A= 15.4 bar The final
pressure is P =1.00 bar.

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