In isobaric heating (and expansion), heat is added reversibly to a gas kept at constant pressure. Find

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In isobaric heating (and expansion), heat is added reversibly to a gas kept at constant pressure. Find the change in volume and entropy when a sample of an ideal, monatomic gas, initially at temperature T1, volume V1, and pressure p is heated isobarically to T2. Plot the system’s path in the pV- and ST-planes.

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The Physics of Energy

ISBN: 978-1107016651

1st edition

Authors: Robert L. Jaffe, Washington Taylor

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