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A sample of `3.0` mole of perfect gas at `200 K` and `2.0 atm` is compressed reversibly and adiabatically until the temperature reaches `250 K`. Given that molar heat capacity at `27.5 J K^(-1) mol^(-1)` at constant volume calculate `q,W,DeltaU,DeltaH` and the final pressure and volume.

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`q=zero, W=+4.157 kJ,DeltaU=+4.157 kJ`,
`DeltaH=5.372 kJ,5.2 atm,11.8 litre`
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