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(from 'Survey of Physical Chemistry', 5th edition)

Calculate the Î"S for a gas in a closed system that is an ideal monatomic gas initially at P= 5 atm, V=5L, and T = 310 K which expands to V= 10 L and its temperature is increased to 390 K.

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