I Review I Constants A gas under a constant pressure of 1.50x105 Pa and with an initial volume of 9.00x10-2 m³ is cooled until its volume becomes 6.00x10-2 m³ . Part A Draw a pv diagram of this process.

I Review I Constants A gas under a constant pressure of 1.50x105 Pa and with an initial volume of 9.00x10-2 m³ is cooled until its volume becomes 6.00x10-2 m³ . Part A Draw a pv diagram of this process.

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I Review I Constants
A gas under a constant pressure
of 1.50x105 Pa and with an initial
volume of 9.00x10-2 m³ is cooled
until its volume becomes
6.00x10-2 m³ .
Part A
Draw a pV diagram of this
process.
PV diagram
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