PROBLEM #4: A piston cylinder device contains an ideal gas changed with an initial condition of 120 kPa and a volume of 11.5 m. Final conditions for the gas should be 1320 kPa and 0.85 m?. This can be done by performing any of the following processes, a. Isothermal compression b. Adiabatic compression then isobaric cooling c. Adiabatic compression then isochoric cooling For each of the reversible processes, calculate Q, W. AU and AH.

PROBLEM #4: A piston cylinder device contains an ideal gas changed with an initial condition of 120 kPa and a volume of 11.5 m. Final conditions for the gas should be 1320 kPa and 0.85 m?. This can be done by performing any of the following processes, a. Isothermal compression b. Adiabatic compression then isobaric cooling c. Adiabatic compression then isochoric cooling For each of the reversible processes, calculate Q, W. AU and AH.

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