An ideal gas goes from an initial equilibrium state characterized by the state variables (P1, V₁, T₁, n) to a final state characterized by ( 4. P₁,3 V₁, T2, n). Then . A) T₁ = T₂ = B) T₁ = T2 6 C) T₁ = 6T₂ T2 D) I₁=1? T1 12
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An ideal gas goes from
an initial equilibrium
state characterized by
the state variables (P1,
V₁, T₁, n) to a final
state characterized by (
4. P₁, 3. V₁, T2, n).
Then
A) T₁ = T₂
B) T₁
D) T
=
C) T₁ = 6T₂
T1
1
=
||
T₂
2
6
T2
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