Question: Required information An ideal gas, initially at 3 0 C and 1 0 0 kPa, undergoes the following process: It is first compressed adiabatically to

Required information
An ideal gas, initially at 30C and 100kPa, undergoes the following process:
It is first compressed adiabatically to 550kPa, then cooled at a constant pressure of 550kPa to 30C, and finally
expanded isothermally to its original state.
Take CP=(72)R and CV=(52)R.
The values of the ideal gas constant (R) are given below.
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Values of the Universal Gas Constant
R=8.314J*mol-1*K-1=8.314m3*Pa*mol-1*K-1
=83.14cm3*bar*mol-1*K-1=8314cm3*kPa*mol-1*K-1
=82.06cm3*(atm)*mol-1K-1=62,356cm3*(torr)*mol-1*K-1
=1.987(cal)*mol-1*K-1=1.986(Btu)(lbmole)-1(R)-1
=0.7302(ft)3(atm)(lbmol)-1(R)-1=10.73(ft)3(a)(lbmol)-1(R)-1
=1545(ft)(lb)(lbmol)-1(R)-1
Calculate Q,W,U, and H for the complete cycle considering the following condition.
Consider an irreversible process with an efficiency of 80% compared with the corresponding mechanically reversible process. (Include
a minus sign if required.)
The heat required (Q) is ,J*mol-1.
The work done (W) is ,J*mol-1.
The change in internal energy (U) is ,J*mol-1.
The change in enthalpy (H) is ,J*mol-1.
 Required information An ideal gas, initially at 30C and 100kPa, undergoes

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