Question: If values are given, you must use those values. ( 1 2 pts ) 6 . 0 0 mol of an ideal gas with C

If values are given, you must use those values.
(12 pts)6.00mol of an ideal gas with CV,m=1.5R undergo a two-step process. Calculate q,w,U, and H for each step and for the total process. Put your answers in the table provided. Then state whether the overall process is exothermic or endothermic.
Step A: Isothermal compression at 305K under a constant pressure of 10.0bar from an initial pressure of 2.00 bar. Step B: After step A, the system is cooled at constant volume to 285K.
\table[[,\table[[Step A (isothermal, isobaric],[compression)]],Step B (isochoric cooling),Total],[q,,,],[w,,,],[U,,,],[H,,,]]
The overall process is exothermic / endothermic (circle the correct choice).
2.4.00mol of an ideal gas initially at 5.75 bar are expanded reversibly and isothermally at 28C until its pressure is 0.125 bar.
a)(3 pts) Calculate w in J.
b)(1 pt) This value of w means that work was done on / by (circle the correct choice) the system.
c)(2 pts) Calculate U and q, also in J.
3. Calculate the pressure in bar of 5.00mol of ammonia gas in a 10.0-L container held at 5.00C,
a)(4 pts) treating ammonia as a van der Waals gas ((:a=4.225L2*barmol2,b=0.0371Lmol}, and
b)(2 pts) treating ammonia as an ideal gas. Report each to one decimal place.
c)(1 pt) Taking the van der Waals pressure as the more accurate, calculate the percent difference between the two pressures. percent difference =100**IdealgasP-vdWPvanderWaalsP
 If values are given, you must use those values. (12 pts)6.00mol

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