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jerry0696
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Consider a system of volume V and pressure P ,if i add molecules of gases in the system while keeping its volume constant and not providing any energy nor absorbing energy from the system ,its pressure will increase and so does its temperature
Why does the temperature increase?
More molecules means more collision but the collisions are perfrctly elastic so it doesn't make any difference isn't it?
And for the temperature to increase work has to be done on the gas but how work is done on a fixed volume of gas?
Why does the temperature increase?
More molecules means more collision but the collisions are perfrctly elastic so it doesn't make any difference isn't it?
And for the temperature to increase work has to be done on the gas but how work is done on a fixed volume of gas?