A container of ideal gas undergoes an isobaric (constant pressure) heating from the initial temperature of 200°C to a final temperature of 400°C Which of the following is correct pV diagram? 7₁ 7₂ 73 O 0-1 0-2 O 0-3 O O 0-4 0-5 O 0-6 O 0-7 O 0-8 Isotherms V

A container of ideal gas undergoes an isobaric (constant pressure) heating from the initial temperature of 200°C to a final temperature of 400°C Which of the following is correct pV diagram? 7₁ 7₂ 73 O 0-1 0-2 O 0-3 O O 0-4 0-5 O 0-6 O 0-7 O 0-8 Isotherms V

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A container of ideal gas undergoes an isobaric (constant pressure) heating from the initial temperature of 200°C to a final temperature of 400°C
Which of the following is correct pV diagram?
7₁ 7₂ 73
O 0-1
0-2
O 0-3
O
O 0-4
0-5
O 0-6
O 0-7
O 0-8
Isotherms
V

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