Question

why work done is less in adiabatic process than isothermal process​

Answer 1

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Why work done is less in adiabatic process than isothermal process​?

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The reason is the isothermal expansion process uses the heat transferred from the surroundings to do its work, whereas for the adiabatic expansion Q=0 and the process uses the system's internal energy to perform its work.

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Answer 2

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The reason is the isothermal expansion process uses the heat transferred from the surroundings to do its work, whereas for the adiabatic expansion Q=0 and the process uses the system's internal energy to perform its work.