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in feynman books it is written that when we compress a gas slowly, the temp of the gas increasesBut according to PV=nRT, on compression of gas the temp should fall down....so how is the temp is increasing accrding to feynman.........
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on the basis of thermdynamics. the workdone goes in increasing the internal energy of the gas if the wall is adiabatic or poor conductor of heat.it is practically observed too because heat takes sometime to exchange. u cant comment on the basis of gas eqution because who told u that pressure will remain same .when u compress then pressure increases hence if volume is decresing and pressure is incresing then nothing definite about temperature can be said
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on the basis of thermdynamics. the workdone goes in increasing the internal energy of the gas if the wall is adiabatic or poor conductor of heat.it is practically observed too because heat takes sometime to exchange. u cant comment on the basis of gas eqution because who told u that pressure will remain same .when u compress then pressure increases hence if volume is decresing and pressure is incresing then nothing definite about temperature can be said