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Öne mole of a monatomic perfect gas initially at temperature To ex- pands from volume Vo to 2Vo, (a) at constant temperature, (b) at constant pressure. Calculate the work of expansion and the heat absorbed by the gas in each case.
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Transcribed Image Text:Öne mole of a monatomic perfect gas initially at temperature To ex- pands from volume Vo to 2Vo, (a) at constant temperature, (b) at constant pressure. Calculate the work of expansion and the heat absorbed by the gas in each case.
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