Exercise 2 A closed container containing an ideal gas is divided into two volumes by a moving piston that does not transmit heat (V₁ = 100 cm³, V₂ = 200 cm³). The initial temperature throughout the container is the same (for the two gases) and is To= 300 K and the initial pressure is also the same throughout the container (for the two gases) and is Po = 1.01 - 105 Pa Then, the smaller volume gas is cooled until it reaches T₁ = 273 K, and the larger volume gas is heated until it reaches T2= 373 K. Assuming that the final pressure of the two gases is the same, calculate this pressure.

Exercise 2 A closed container containing an ideal gas is divided into two volumes by a moving piston that does not transmit heat (V₁ = 100 cm³, V₂ = 200 cm³). The initial temperature throughout the container is the same (for the two gases) and is To= 300 K and the initial pressure is also the same throughout the container (for the two gases) and is Po = 1.01 - 105 Pa Then, the smaller volume gas is cooled until it reaches T₁ = 273 K, and the larger volume gas is heated until it reaches T2= 373 K. Assuming that the final pressure of the two gases is the same, calculate this pressure.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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