In a real isothermal compression, the temperature of the surroundings must be , the temperature of the gas. Complete the sentence above. greater than O less than

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Imagine the Carnot heat engine represented by the p vs.
V diagram given in (Figure 1).
Because there is no heat flow during an adiabatic process, there is no entropy change for either the gas or the
surroundings. (This is an approximation, but we can wrap the gas sample in lots of insulation to isolate it from the
surroundings.)
During the isothermal compression, an amount of heat energy Qc flows out of the gas at a temperature Tc. This
results in a decrease in the gas's entropy of magnitude S = Qc/Tc. However, heat energy will naturally flow out of
the gas into the surroundings only if there is a (slight) temperature difference between the gas and the surroundings.
gas
Part E
In a real isothermal compression, the temperature of the surroundings must be
the temperature of the
gas.
Figure
Complete the sentence above.
1 of 1
>
greater than
less than
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Isothermal
Adiabatic
Part F Complete previous part(s)
Adiabatic
Part G Complete previous part(s)
Isothermal
→V
( Return to Assianment
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Transcribed Image Text:Constants Imagine the Carnot heat engine represented by the p vs. V diagram given in (Figure 1). Because there is no heat flow during an adiabatic process, there is no entropy change for either the gas or the surroundings. (This is an approximation, but we can wrap the gas sample in lots of insulation to isolate it from the surroundings.) During the isothermal compression, an amount of heat energy Qc flows out of the gas at a temperature Tc. This results in a decrease in the gas's entropy of magnitude S = Qc/Tc. However, heat energy will naturally flow out of the gas into the surroundings only if there is a (slight) temperature difference between the gas and the surroundings. gas Part E In a real isothermal compression, the temperature of the surroundings must be the temperature of the gas. Figure Complete the sentence above. 1 of 1 > greater than less than Submit Request Answer Isothermal Adiabatic Part F Complete previous part(s) Adiabatic Part G Complete previous part(s) Isothermal →V ( Return to Assianment Provide Eeedback
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