n the figure, i. e., its intensityof pressure, p^, is represented by the ordinate Aa, and itsvolume by the abscissa Oa, while its ahsolute temperaturein this state is T^. 248 Hydrostatics and Elementary Hydrokinetics. Kow let the base of the cylinder be placed on a perfectlynonconducting- stand,… … Fig. 66. intensity of pressure being represented by the abscissaeand ordinates of the adiabatic curve AB^ whose equation is (5). Let this adiabatic transformation be stopped when the absolute temperature becomes T^ and the state of the gas is represented by the point B. Then the work Gases. 24Q…
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