Chemistry, 11.12.2019 04:31, BLASIANNkidd

Suppose you give an ideal gas some amount of heat, q, in one of two ways: one is to keep the gas at constant pressure, so you allow it to expand (and therefore do some work) in the process. the other is to keep the gas at constant volume, so no work is done on or by it. in which case will the ratio q/δt be greater, and why?

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