A sample consisting of 1 mol of dioxygen molecules with Cp,m= 29.4 JK-1mol-1 has an initial volume of 0.05m3 at T1 = 250K. It undergoes reversible adiabatic compression until its volume reaches 0.01m3. Calculate the work for this process. (Hint: find P1 and P2) Do not round numbers. a. + 4652 J b. - 1305 J O c. - 4652 J d. + 1305 J e. + 48 828J

A sample consisting of 1 mol of dioxygen molecules with Cp,m= 29.4 JK-1mol-1 has an initial volume of 0.05m3 at T1 = 250K. It undergoes reversible adiabatic compression until its volume reaches 0.01m3. Calculate the work for this process. (Hint: find P1 and P2) Do not round numbers. a. + 4652 J b. - 1305 J O c. - 4652 J d. + 1305 J e. + 48 828J

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