Chemistry, asked by Shivam8993, 1 year ago

When an ideal gas expands in vacuum there is neither absorption nor evolution of heat.Why?

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Answered by ahmad60

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because the outermost shell of vacuum gases is full so they cannot react with the other gases in vacuum. hence they neither absorb nor evolve heat

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