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    A kg of air is compressed adiabatically until its pressure increases 5 times, then expanded at constant pressure, and finally cooled at constant volume to return to its original state. The processes are: 1) Adiabatic compression, 2) Constant pressure expansion, 3) Constant volume cooling, with the goal of calculating the heat, work, and internal energy change for each process and the cycle.

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    A kg of air is compressed adiabatically until its pressure increases 5 times, then expanded at constant pressure, and finally cooled at constant volume to return to its original state. The processes are: 1) Adiabatic compression, 2) Constant pressure expansion, 3) Constant volume cooling, with the goal of calculating the heat, work, and internal energy change for each process and the cycle.

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    A kg of air is compressed adiabatically until its pressure increases 5 times, then expanded at constant pressure, and finally cooled at constant volume to return to its original state. The processes are: 1) Adiabatic compression, 2) Constant pressure expansion, 3) Constant volume cooling, with the goal of calculating the heat, work, and internal energy change for each process and the cycle.

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    One kg of air at 1 bar and 300 K is compressed

    adiabatically till its pressure becomes 5 times the


    original pressure. Subsequently it is expanded at
    constant pressure and finally cooled at constant
    volume to return to its original state. Calculate
    the heat and work interactions, and change in
    internal energy for each process and for the cycle.

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