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quasi-static adiabatic expansion
a gas follows the equation:
PV=RT +kP k= constant P=pressure V= volume T= temperature R= ideal gas constant show that the work done by the gas in quasi-static adiabatic expansion can be expressed as W= CvT1 [1- (V1-k/V2-k)^R/Cv] V1= inital volume V2= final volume T1= inital temperature Cv= specific heat of the gas at a constant volume (not temperature dependant) |
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