An ideal gas with γ= 1.5 occupies a volume of V0= 2.0 L. The gas expands isothermally to a volumeof V= 6.8 L. Alternatively, the gas reaches the same final state by firstadiabatically expanding to thefinal volume then heating isochorically to the final temperature. For which path is the heat transferredto the gas greatest and by what percent of the lesser amount is it greater?
Answers: (i). First path heat transfered to the gas greatest i,e. isothermat path.
(ii). Second path take 14.39% less heat compared to the path first.
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