3. Assume that the van der Waal's "b" Parcemeter be ignored. Delive an (a) can equation for the work done in Isothermal, reversible expansion of this gas. the surroundings More or less than an ideal gas Proc (b) is the work done an

3. Assume that the van der Waal's "b" Parcemeter be ignored. Delive an (a) can equation for the work done in Isothermal, reversible expansion of this gas. the surroundings More or less than an ideal gas Proc (b) is the work done an

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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