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question

What is \DeltaE, q, w and \DeltaH for the reversible compression of three moles of an ideal gas at 40°C from 2.00atmto 90.0 atm?

category

chemistry

options

  1. \DeltaE = \DeltaH = 0, q = w = - 29.718 J
  2. \DeltaE = \DeltaH = 29.718 kJ, q = - 29.718 kJ, w = - 29.718 kJ
  3. \DeltaE = 29.718 kJ, \DeltaH = - 29.718 kJ, q = 29.718 kJ, w = 29.718 kJ
  4. \DeltaE = - 29.718 kJ, \DeltaH = 29.718 kJ, q = 0 kJ, w = 0 kJ
  5. \DeltaE = 29.718 kJ, \DeltaH = 0, q = 29.718 kJ, w = - 29.718 kJ
  6. \DeltaE = \DeltaH = 0, q = w = 0 kJ
  7. \DeltaE = \DeltaH = 0, q = w = 29.718 kJ
  8. \DeltaE = \DeltaH = 0, q = w = - 29.718 kJ
  9. \DeltaE = - 29.718 J, \DeltaH = - 29.718 J, q = 29.718 kJ, w = 29.718 kJ
  10. \DeltaE = 0, \DeltaH = 29.718 kJ, q = - 29.718 kJ, w = 29.718 kJ

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upstream_id / Original problem ID
4559
task_id
cf56fc5b-4efa-5f0e-a033-0ddedbb2b8f8
task_key
default--test--4559
task_revision_id
1
config / split
default / test

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