Compression of Gas
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Re: Compression of Gas
When a gas is compressed, work is done and the internal energy is changed. This means that heat is added. When the gas is decompressed, work/energy is lost and heat is lost.
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Re: Compression of Gas
work will increase when heat increases because if you think about it... when you boil water you are providing heat in order to do work on the water to get it to boil
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Re: Compression of Gas
Consider work being done as a chemical reaction. It will either be endothermic and require energy or exothermic and release energy. In both of these instances, the change in energy will be correlated with a change in temperature as energy is transformed into thermal energy.
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