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[QUOTE="Chestermiller, post: 4529962, member: 345636"] quasi-statical heat introduction means reversibly. How are the pressures in the two chambers related during this process? How does the sum of the volumes of the two chambers change during the process? Try starting out by focusing on the chamber that is not heated. What type of process does the gas within this chamber experience: A) Adiabatic reversible B) Adiabatic irreversible C) Isothermal reversible D) Isothermal irreversible E) Something else Based on the answers to these questions, what is the final volume of the unheated chamber? What is the final temperature of the unheated chamber? What is the final volume of the heated chamber? Using the ideal gas law, what is the final temperature of the heated chamber? [/QUOTE]
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