Chapter 20: Q. 31 (page 567)
of a monatomic gas interacts thermally with of an elemental solid. The gas temperature decreases by at constant volume. What is the temperature change of the solid?
Short Answer
The temperature change the solid in
Chapter 20: Q. 31 (page 567)
of a monatomic gas interacts thermally with of an elemental solid. The gas temperature decreases by at constant volume. What is the temperature change of the solid?
The temperature change the solid in
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