Find the work for a system where temperature (T) is constant. (This is called an isothermal process)W = P(V₂ - Vf)W = 0(V)W = P(V₁ - V₂)W = PVW = - PV)W = -nRTW = nRTW = nRT InWn(V)= nRT In We know that the work done by any thermodynamic process is, in general, found by the relation:-S¹P dvW = -Using the ideal gas law (PV = nRT), derive relations for the amount of work done in a system during each of the processes listed below. You may assume a closed system, i.e.n isconstant for all processes.

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We know that the work done by any thermodynamic process is, in general, found by the relation: W =- -SVP dv Using the ideal gas law (PV = nRT), derive relations for the amount of work done in a system during each of the processes listed below. You may assume a closed system, i.e. n is constant for all processes.

We know that the work done by any thermodynamic process is, in general, found by the relation: W =- -SVP dv Using the ideal gas law (PV = nRT), derive relations for the amount of work done in a system during each of the processes listed below. You may assume a closed system, i.e. n is constant for all processes.

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