One mole of a monoatomic ideal gas initially has a volume of 24.4L at latm and 298K undergoes a cyclic process as shown in Figure 6. Process 2→3 is an adiabatic expansion and process 3→1 is an isothermal compression. Given the V3 = 138L and T2 = 596K 2 1 3 Volume Figure 6 Calculate (a) the internal energy change in the process 1→2 (b) the entropy change in the process 1→2 Pressure

One mole of a monoatomic ideal gas initially has a volume of 24.4L at latm and 298K undergoes a cyclic process as shown in Figure 6. Process 2→3 is an adiabatic expansion and process 3→1 is an isothermal compression. Given the V3 = 138L and T2 = 596K 2 1 3 Volume Figure 6 Calculate (a) the internal energy change in the process 1→2 (b) the entropy change in the process 1→2 Pressure

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