Equal amount of heat is given to one mole of a gas separately at constant pressure, and at constant volume then, the temperature of the gas will become:
* more at constant pressure than at constant volume.
* More at constant volume then at constant pressure
*Equally in both conditions

Which is the correct option?

Question

Equal amount of heat is given to one mole of a gas separately at constant pressure, and at constant volume then, the temperature of the gas will become:
* more at constant pressure than at constant volume.
* More at constant volume then at constant pressure
*Equally in both conditions

Which is the correct option?

anonymous · Answer

Puhlease reply...

anonymous · Answer

Q = dU + dW
at constant V, dT=Q/nC(V)

at constant P
dT
= (Q - PdV)/nC(P)

anonymous · Answer

it seems the temperature is more at Const. V but i guess more info needs to be supplied

anonymous · Answer

Yeah please ask someone to help here