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mrmonkah
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Hey all,
If i have an isothermal process of an ideal monotomic gas, IE. deltaT = 0 and i have an initial volume (V1) and an initial pressure (P1). Then I am given the work done BY the gas (W = -### as it is the environment providing the energy)
How do i calculate the final volume and the final pressure? I've been toying with different equations of state and like the look of w = nRT ln(V2/V1)... it is probably just my algebra that needs to improve in order for me to re-arrange for V2... am i on the right track?
Cheers in advance.
Dan
If i have an isothermal process of an ideal monotomic gas, IE. deltaT = 0 and i have an initial volume (V1) and an initial pressure (P1). Then I am given the work done BY the gas (W = -### as it is the environment providing the energy)
How do i calculate the final volume and the final pressure? I've been toying with different equations of state and like the look of w = nRT ln(V2/V1)... it is probably just my algebra that needs to improve in order for me to re-arrange for V2... am i on the right track?
Cheers in advance.
Dan