A cylinder initially contains V 0 = 1 L of argon at temperature T 0 = 0
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A cylinder initially contains V0 = 1 L of argon at temperature T0 = 0 ◦C and pressure p0 = 1 atm. Suppose that the argon is somehow made to expand to a final volume V = 2 L in such a way that the pressure rises proportionally to the volume, finally reaching p = 2 atm. How much work has the argon done? What is its final temperature T and how much thermal energy has been added to the gas?
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The work done by the gas can be computed from W dV pV Since p 0 V 0 and pV are both known a...View the full answer
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