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if a gas in a container has a constant volume with a pressure change. Then the work done by the gas is 0 since there's not change in volume??
Does a constant volume and pressure change result in zero work done by a gas?
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A gas in a container exhibiting constant volume while experiencing a pressure change results in zero work done by the gas. This conclusion is based on the fundamental physics principle that work is defined as the product of pressure and change in volume. Since there is no change in volume, the work done remains zero regardless of pressure fluctuations.
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