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An Ideal monatomic gas at initial temperature [tex]T_0[/tex] (in Kelvins) expands from initial volume [tex]V_0[/tex] to volume [tex]2V_0[/tex] by each of the 5 processes indicated in the T-V diagram. In which process is the expansion a.)isothermal, b.) isobaric or c.)adiabatic? Explain your answers.
d.) In which process does the entropy of the gas decrease.
So far I've said that AE is isothermal, initial and final temperatures are the same.
AC is isobaric, Pressure remains constant
AE is adiabatic, no heat flows in or out of the sytem
Is this right?
I don't know what to do for d.)...
d.) In which process does the entropy of the gas decrease.
So far I've said that AE is isothermal, initial and final temperatures are the same.
AC is isobaric, Pressure remains constant
AE is adiabatic, no heat flows in or out of the sytem
Is this right?
I don't know what to do for d.)...
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