When an ideal gas confined to a rigid glass container is heated, its pressure and temperature both increase. The thermal proces for this gas is a. adiabatic. b. isoentropic. O c. isobaric. d. isothermal. e. isometric.

When an ideal gas confined to a rigid glass container is heated, its pressure and temperature both increase. The thermal proces for this gas is a. adiabatic. b. isoentropic. O c. isobaric. d. isothermal. e. isometric.

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