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the initial state, then work is done on the gas in compressing it toB and heat must be taken from the gas to keep its temperatureconstant. Ex. 64. If the air in Ex. 61 were expanded adiabatically till itsvolume was trebled, what would be the external work done and whatwould be its loss of heat? The…
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