1000 cm³ of air at an initial pressure of 1.10 × 10° Pa and temperature of 300 K undergoes the following changes: heat the air at constant pressure until its temperature reaches 390 K and then compress the air isothermally until it returns to the initial volume of 1000 cm³ and finally allow the air to cool so that its final pressure is 1.10 × 10° Pa.

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i. Draw a P-V graph to represent the changes undergone by the air

 ii. Calculate the maximum volume of the air.

iii. What is the maximum pressure of the air?

iv. State how the net work done on the air for the whole process can be
determined.

1000 cm³ of air at an initial pressure of 1.10 × 10° Pa and temperature of
300 K undergoes the following changes: heat the air at constant pressure
until its temperature reaches 390 K and then compress the air isothermally
until it returns to the initial volume of 1000 cm³ and finally allow the air to
cool so that its final pressure is 1.10 × 10° Pa.
Transcribed Image Text:1000 cm³ of air at an initial pressure of 1.10 × 10° Pa and temperature of 300 K undergoes the following changes: heat the air at constant pressure until its temperature reaches 390 K and then compress the air isothermally until it returns to the initial volume of 1000 cm³ and finally allow the air to cool so that its final pressure is 1.10 × 10° Pa.
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