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What is the shape of pv curve of a mass of given gas at constant temperature?

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Answered by Anonymous
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ȯ In P-V graph of constant temperature pressure and volume are variables. But since temperature is constant the ideal gas law can be modified; PV= nRT. now here number of moles is constant ,R is gas constant , and the temperature is also constant.

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Answered by singlesitaarat31
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  • pv = nrt ( ideal gas equation)

  • p. = nrt/v

  • n is constant

  • r is constant

  • and t is also constant

  • then,

  • p = 1/v

  • when p is increases then v is decreases

  • it is rectangular hyperbola

  • •so, do keep in mind that isothermal graph is not parabolic but actually hyperbolic.

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