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The pressure of a monoatomic gas increases linearly from 4×105Nm2to8×105Nm2 when its volume increases from 0.2m3 to 0.5m3. calculate (a) work done by the gas, (b) increase in internal energy (c) mass of heat supplied and (d) molar heat capacity of the gas.

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P1=4×105Nm2V1=0.2m3P2=8×105Nm2V2=0.5m3
a) Work done = Area under P-V graph
area(ABCDEA)
= area of ABC + area of rectangle ACDE
=12(BC×AC)+area(ACDE)=12(4×105×0.3)+(0.3×4×105)=180000J=1.8×105J

b) Since it is a monoatomic gas CV=32R
Increase in internal energy :
U=[CV(T2T1)CVRR(T2T1)+CVR(P2V2P1V1)]U=CVR(P2V2P1V1)=32[(8×105)(0.5)(4×105)(0.2)]=4.8×105J

c) Heat supplied θ=U+W=4.8×105+1.8×105=6.6×105J

d) Molar heat capacity
C=θT=θRRT=θR(P2V2P1V1)=6.6×105×8.31[(8×105)(0.5)(4×105)(0.2)]=17.14Jmol1K1

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