5 moles of ideal gas were heated isobaric at 100 degrees Celsius. how much heat did the gas receive?

To calculate the amount of heat received by the specified ideal gas during its isobaric heating, we apply the formula: Q = A + ΔU = 5/2 * ν * R * ΔT.

Variables and constants: ν is the number of moles of the specified ideal gas (ν = 5 moles); R (universal gas constant) = 8.31 J / (K * mol); ΔT – change (increase) of temperature (ΔT = 100 ºС).

Let’s make a calculation: Q = 5/2 * ν * R * ΔT = 5/2 * 5 * 8.31 * 100 = 10387.5 J.

Answer: The heat obtained by the indicated ideal gas is 10387.5 J.