Relation between temprature and pressure of a gas bieng compressed

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The discussion centers on the relationship between temperature and pressure of a gas under adiabatic conditions, specifically when a gas is maintained at a constant pressure of 1 atm and heated to a saturation temperature of 99.97°C. It addresses the effects of changing pressure on temperature, questioning whether the temperature will adjust to the new saturation temperature corresponding to the new pressure. The conversation highlights the principles of thermodynamics and the behavior of gases under varying pressure and temperature conditions.

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1. If a gas is kept at constant pressure of 1 atm & the temp. is raised upto the saturation temprature ( 99.97 C ) and just when Tsat is attained the heat transfer is stopped ( Hin & Hout both are 0 , adiabatic conditions ) . Now
# If the adiabatic condition is maintained , then on increasing or decreasing the pressure the temprature will increase or decrease acc . how much will temprature change. will temprature reach to the new Tsat corresponding to the new pressure Psat?q
 
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