Chemistry, 26.07.2019 20:30, goargrant

If the temperatures within the two tanks of problem 3.4-9. before opening the valve, had been t = 300 k and 350 k. respectively, what would the final temperature be? b) if the first tank had contained he at an initial temperature of 300 k. and the second had contained a diatomic ideal gas with c 5/2 and an initial tempera- ture of 350 k, what would the final temperature be?

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