When a gas is heated from `25^(@)C " to " 50^(@)C` at constant pressure of 1 bar, its volume :

When gases are heated from 20^(@) to 40^(@) C at constant pressure their volumes

5 moles of an ideal monoatomic gas absorbes x joule when heated from 25^(@) C to 30^(@) C at a constant volume. The amount of heat absorbed when 2 moles of the same gas is heated from 25^(@) C to 30^(@) C at constant pressure, is :

If the temperature of a gas occupying volume V is raised from 27^(@)C to 627^(@) C at constant pressure, its volume will become

When two moles of a gas is heated from O^(0) to 10^(0)C at constant volume, its internal enernal changes by 420J . The moles specifie heat of the gas at constant volume

When 1 mol of real gas absorbes 100 kJ heat at constant pressure of 1 bar, it’s volume changes from 2 L to 2.5 L. What is the enthalapy for the gas?