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Christofer Br
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- If I expand a gas on one side of the piston to compress a gas on the other, will they end up at the same temperature if the piston and the cyllinder are perfect insulators?
Let's say I have a liter of gas at pressure of 4 atm and T=900K. I use it to move perfect massless frictionless and insulative piston to compress a liter of 1 atm, T=300K gas. When the pressure on both sides is equal and the piston stops moving, will the temperature on both sides of the piston be the same?