Question 2 An ideal gas in a piston/cylinder device is compressed at constant temperature. The entropy of the ideal gas will:
1 answer:
To solve the problem it is necessary to refer to the definition of entropy.
Entropy is defined aso
Where,
Heat exchange
T = Temperature
Since the heat exchange is conserved and it is an isothermal process where the temperature remains constant the change in entropy remains the same, ie (Reamins same)
Therefore the correct answer is C.
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Explanation:
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