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My friend and i were talking about this a few days ago and he told me the process was endothermal.Is this true?If so,why?
When a gas undergoes rapid expansion, it is primarily treated as an adiabatic process, meaning there is insufficient time for heat exchange with the surroundings. This contradicts the notion of the process being endothermal, as adiabatic expansion typically results in a decrease in temperature of the gas. The behavior of the gas during expansion is contingent upon the specific system and the modeling approach employed.
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bac said:My friend and i were talking about this a few days ago and he told me the process was endothermal.Is this true?If so,why?