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16. Calculate the change internal energy of an ideal gas in J if the temperature is changed from 30.0 oC to 30.0oC. a. 0.00 J b. 82.0 J c. 19 J d. -10.0 J

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16. Calculate the change internal energy of an ideal gas in J if the temperature is changed from 30.0 ^oC to 30.0^oC.

a. 0.00 J
b. 82.0 J
c. 19 J
d. -10.0 J

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