Please solve it complete in 30 minute please Part 1)How many moles of gas are in the piston?n =molsPart 2)The gas is rapidly compressed from its initial volume VA to the final volume VB = 1.10 L. What is the pressure ofthe gas immediately after the compression?PBРаPart 3)How much work is done onthegas to compress it?W =J Consider an ideal diatomic gas in a piston, at T = 22.7°C and atmospheric pressure (1.01 × 105 Pa) and= 2.19 L such that vibrational modes are not excited.VAPPBPAVVAVBRart 1

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Consider an ideal diatomic gas in a piston, at T = 22.7°C and atmospheric pressure (1.01 x 105 Pa) and = 2.19 L such that vibrational modes are not excited. VA PB РА V VB VA

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Please solve it complete in 30 minute please

Part 1)
How many moles of gas are in the piston?
n =
mols
Part 2)
The gas is rapidly compressed from its initial volume VA to the final volume VB = 1.10 L. What is the pressure of
the gas immediately after the compression?
PB
Ра
Part 3)
How much work is done on
the
gas to compress it?
W =
J

Consider an ideal diatomic gas in a piston, at T = 22.7°C and atmospheric pressure (1.01 × 105 Pa) and
= 2.19 L such that vibrational modes are not excited.
VA
P
PB
PA
V
VA
VB
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