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A thermally insulated vessel contains one mole of copper. The initial state is at 700 K and 1.0 atm. The system is compressed reversibly to a pressure 10000 atm. How much temperature change is produced by this reversible adiabatic process? Assume the volume V, α (5.1x10-6 /K) and cp (27.3 J/mol-K) do not change significantly with T and P.

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