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A monatomic ideal gas has its volume decreases by a factor of five while its pressure is held constant. Part A What is the change in entropy per atom?

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-5.4098

Step-by-step explanation:

We know that at constant pressure
volume\proptotemperature

In question it is given that volume is decreases by
(1)/(5) times

So
(V_1)/(V_2)=(T_1)/(T_2)


(T_1)/(T_2)=(V_1)/((V_1)/(5))


T_2=(T_1)/(5)

The change in entropy is given by


\Delta s=(3)/(2)Nln(T_2)/(T_1)+Nln((v_1)/(5))/(v_1)


(\Delta s)/(N)=(3)/(2)ln(1)/(5)+ln(1)/(5)


(\Delta s)/(N)=-5.4098

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