The PV dilute gas diagram is shown in the figure opposite. In this process, assuming that the internal energy is 456J at one point and 223J at two points. How much heat has been exchanged? Has the gas gained or lost heat?

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The PV dilute gas diagram is shown in the figure opposite. In this
process, assuming that the internal energy is 456J at one point and
223J at two points. How much heat has been exchanged? Has the gas
gained or lost heat?
3
1
1
V
1
2
3.
Transcribed Image Text:The PV dilute gas diagram is shown in the figure opposite. In this process, assuming that the internal energy is 456J at one point and 223J at two points. How much heat has been exchanged? Has the gas gained or lost heat? 3 1 1 V 1 2 3.
According to the opposite figure, the ideal gas volume is reached from 1 to 2
volumes during three processes of equal pressure, temperature and surface.
1-Compare the amount of work done by the gas in these three processes.
2-Compare the final temperature in this process.
3-Compare the heat given to the gas in this process.
P
T3
T2
T1
1
2
V
Transcribed Image Text:According to the opposite figure, the ideal gas volume is reached from 1 to 2 volumes during three processes of equal pressure, temperature and surface. 1-Compare the amount of work done by the gas in these three processes. 2-Compare the final temperature in this process. 3-Compare the heat given to the gas in this process. P T3 T2 T1 1 2 V
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