Assume an Ideal gas expands adiabatically which one of the following statements is TRUE a. the internal energy of the gas remains constant b. the temperature of the gas increases c. the pressure of the gas increases d. the temperature of the gas decreases

Assume an Ideal gas expands adiabatically which one of the following statements is TRUE a. the internal energy of the gas remains constant b. the temperature of the gas increases c. the pressure of the gas increases d. the temperature of the gas decreases

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Assume an Ideal gas expands adiabatically which one of the following statements is TRUE

a. the internal energy of the gas remains constant

b. the temperature of the gas increases

c. the pressure of the gas increases

d. the temperature of the gas decreases

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