ISOTHERMAL PROCESS IN THERMODYNAMICS OF IDEAL GASES | ENGINEERING | PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY | ENGINERDS

In continuation of our lecture series in thermodynamics, we will now discuss about the thermodynamics of ideal gases under isothermal process or constant temperature process. We will discuss what is isothermal process in Thermodynamics. We will provide the equations that we will be using when working with ideal gases under isothermal condition. We will also use the Boyle's Law. We will also solve two sample problems to supplement what we have learned on this lecture. Language is in mixed English and Filipino / Tagalog.
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good day po! hindi po ba 0.008314 ang gagamitin na R sa second problem since kJ po ang unit?