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Calculate the work done when an ideal gas is compressed isothermal by 1000 ml against a constant atmospheric pressure​

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Answered by Swaraj9587
4

Answer:

w= 101.3 J

Explanation:

v=1000ml = 1L

1 atm = 101.3

w= Pext × v

=101.3 × 1

= 101.3 J

Answered by creamydhaka
1

W=101.325\ J is the work done in the process.

Explanation:

Given:

change in volume, dV=1000\ mL=10^{-3}\ m^3

pressure of the gas, P=101325\ Pa

Now the work done in compressing the gas:

W=P.dV

W=101325\times 10^{-3}

W=101.325\ J

The above process is isobaric since it occurs at a constant pressure which is atmospheric pressure.

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