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If `1 gram` of oxygen at `760 mm` pressure and `0^(@)C` has its volume double in an adiabatic change , calculate the change in internal energy. Take `R=2 cal. Mol e^(-1)K^(-1)= 4.2J cal^(-1) and gamma=1.4`.

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