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& pdv d cd\i Fig. 112. Fig. 113. changes T is kept constant as P was kept constant in the work diagram. Hence (Fig. 115) we have dQ = Td^ or # = y. We can easily integrate this expression, when we can express Q in termsof T. It is essential to remember that T is absolute temperature. … \ Td<P Fig. 114. d<P Fig. 115. The proper interpretation of many facts already given willshow that absolute temperature is one of the factors of heat. Theheat in a body increases or decreases as we increase or decrease itstemperature. If a perfect gas is expanded adiabatically to absolutezero…
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