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A diatomic gas with rigid molecules does 10J of work when expanded at constant pressure. The heat energy absorbed by the gas, in this process is ___________ (in J).

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35
`nR Delta T=10`
`Delta 4=n C_(v)Delta T=? implies 10/rxx5/2R=50/2J {C_(v)=(5R)/2}`
Hence `Q=Deltau+W`
`Q=35J`
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