One mole of an ideal gas first undergoes an isothermal expansion at a temperature ?1= 800 K to 2 times its original volume. The temperature is then reduced in an isochoric process to ?2 = 300 K. An isothermal compression takes the gas back to its original volume and a final isochoric process returns the system to temperature ?1. How much heat is exchanged between the system and its surroundings?

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One mole of an ideal gas first undergoes an isothermal expansion at a temperature ?₁= 800 K to 2 times its original volume. The temperature is then reduced in an isochoric process to ?₂= 300 K. An isothermal compression takes the gas back to its original volume and a final isochoric process returns the system to temperature ?₁. How much heat is exchanged between the system and its surroundings?

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During Isothermal reversible process temperature of the system remains constant and during an Isochoric process volume of the system remains constant.

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