Classical ideal gas of molecules is confined in a container of volume V with theinitial concentration ng. A small hole of area A is poked in the wall of this containerso that gas molecules are slowly leaking out of the container. To keep thetemperature T of the gas inside the container constant for the duration of time t,how much heat Q needs to be supplied to the gas? The mass of a single moleculeis m.

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Classical ideal gas of molecules is confined in a container of volume V with the
initial concentration ng. A small hole of area A is poked in the wall of this container
so that gas molecules are slowly leaking out of the container. To keep the
temperature T of the gas inside the container constant for the duration of time t,
how much heat Q needs to be supplied to the gas? The mass of a single molecule
is m.

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