Find out the final temperature achieved

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1.16+/- 0.05g of an ideal inert Noble gas initially at 800K is expanded adiabatically from 10atm to 700torr against an opposing pressure of 700torr. Determine the final temperature achieved in this expansion, and the corresponding work done by the gas for the cases that it is 1) Helium, 2) Krypton.

Reference no: EM13191194

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