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one mole of an ideal gas is expanded isothermally against a constant pressure of 3 atm from 10 litre to 35 litre. calculate work, change in internal energy and heat​

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Answered by rathiramakanta
3

Answer:

As the gas is expanded against constant pressure so,

Work done, W=−PΔV

V

2

= final volume =2.5 L

V

1

= initial volume =300 cm

3

=0.3 L

P is constant external pressure =1.9 atm

W=−P(V

2

−V

1

)

=−1.9×(2.5−0.3)

=−4.18 L.atm

In joules we know,

1 atm.L=101.325 J

Hence, −4.18 L.atm=−4.18×101.3=−423.5 J

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