As shown in the figure below, for a given change in volume expansion, the higher the temperature of the gas, the larger the exported work. Work, -w/RT 5 1 O True Increasing 37 temperature 3 Expansion, V/V VIV 5

As shown in the figure below, for a given change in volume expansion, the higher the temperature of the gas, the larger the exported work. Work, -w/RT 5 1 O True Increasing 37 temperature 3 Expansion, V/V VIV 5

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As shown in the figure below, for a given change in volume expansion, the higher the temperature of the gas, the
larger the exported work.
Work, -w/RT
5
1
O True
Increasing 37
temperature
3
Expansion, V/V,
VIV

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