Six grams of helium (molecular mass = 4.0 u) expand isothermally at 350 K and does 9400 J of work. Assuming that the helium is an ideal gas, determine the ratio of the final volume of the gas to the initial volume. Number i Units

Six grams of helium (molecular mass = 4.0 u) expand isothermally at 350 K and does 9400 J of work. Assuming that the helium is an ideal gas, determine the ratio of the final volume of the gas to the initial volume. Number i Units

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Six grams of helium (molecular mass = 4.0 u) expand isothermally at 350 K and does 9400 J of work. Assuming that the helium is an
ideal gas, determine the ratio of the final volume of the gas to the initial volume.
Number i
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