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If a gas is adiabatically compressed and the calculated change in internal energy is 1600J, is the WORK done on the gas also 1600J??
Adiabatic Compression: Understanding Internal Energy and Work in Gases
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lalbatros
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Write the first principle and conclude.
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Yes it is... Thanx for the pointer
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