This concept revolves around thermodynamics. The practice example may need a PV diagram An ideal gas going through two thermodynamic processes : Process 1 is isothermal from A to B, and process 2 isadiabatic from A to C.A. Explain the difference between the two processes in the light of the first law of thermodynamics.B. Show both processes on a PV diagram and explain how we can differentiate between them in terms of the diagram.

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A. Explain the difference between the two processes in the light of the first law of thermodynamics. B. Show both processes on a PV diagram and explain how we can differentiate between them in terms of the diagram.

A. Explain the difference between the two processes in the light of the first law of thermodynamics. B. Show both processes on a PV diagram and explain how we can differentiate between them in terms of the diagram.

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This concept revolves around thermodynamics. The practice example may need a PV diagram

An ideal gas going through two thermodynamic processes : Process 1 is isothermal from A to B, and process 2 is
adiabatic from A to C.
A. Explain the difference between the two processes in the light of the first law of thermodynamics.
B. Show both processes on a PV diagram and explain how we can differentiate between them in terms of the diagram.

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