This PhysCast is about thermodynamic processes. One mole of oxygen (assume it to be an ideal gas) expands at a constant temperature of 310 K from an initial volume V1 = 12 L to a final volume V1 = 19 L. How much is done by the gas during expansion?

A gas expands with a constant temperature (PhysCasts)

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A gas expands with a constant temperature (PhysCasts)

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