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2. Consider the adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas. What are the signs of ASsys, ASsurr, and AStot? Explain your reasoning.Also I wonder if anything will change if it is change to real gas

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Ти си дошоbаtѕ еxрамо и от ideal gas, no exchange of heart - takes place. --- dg=0 AS = I do . . since deq=o. As sys=0 ; As

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