An isothermal compression is done on 1.42 mol of an ideal monoatomic gas at 15.8°C in a diathermic balloon very slowly so that its final volume is half its initial volume. What is the heat of this process? Enter your answer in units of Joules to zero decimal places.

An isothermal compression is done on 1.42 mol of an ideal monoatomic gas at 15.8°C in a diathermic balloon very slowly so that its final volume is half its initial volume. What is the heat of this process? Enter your answer in units of Joules to zero decimal places.

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An isothermal compression is done on 1.42 mol of an ideal monoatomic gas at
15.8°C in a diathermic balloon very slowly so that its final volume is half its initial
volume. What is the heat of this process? Enter your answer in units of Joules to
zero decimal places.

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