An ideal gas is enclosed in cylinder with frictionless piston at 300 K and 2 bar. The gas expands from the initial volume of 0.1 m' to the final volume 0.2 m in a Two process. (a) The expansion occurs by heating at constant pressure (isobarically), followed by cooling at constant volume (isochorically). (b)The expansion occurs at constant temperature (isothermally) behave as ideal gas (PV=nRT). The process is sketched in following Figures below a. Starting from the general form of work by the scientist Gaspard-Gustave, drive the work equation due to changing the volume for the gas expands in closed system? b. Calculate the work done in process (a). c. Calculate the work done in process (b). 0.1 0.2 V(m3) 0.1 0.2 V (m3) Process (a) Process (b) P (bar) P (bar)

An ideal gas is enclosed in cylinder with frictionless piston at 300 K and 2 bar. The gas expands from the initial volume of 0.1 m' to the final volume 0.2 m in a Two process. (a) The expansion occurs by heating at constant pressure (isobarically), followed by cooling at constant volume (isochorically). (b)The expansion occurs at constant temperature (isothermally) behave as ideal gas (PV=nRT). The process is sketched in following Figures below a. Starting from the general form of work by the scientist Gaspard-Gustave, drive the work equation due to changing the volume for the gas expands in closed system? b. Calculate the work done in process (a). c. Calculate the work done in process (b). 0.1 0.2 V(m3) 0.1 0.2 V (m3) Process (a) Process (b) P (bar) P (bar)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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