Engineering, 19.04.2021 07:10 kvil9368
A piston-cylinder device is filled to 1 m3 with 0.6 kg of argon at 27 °C. The piston moves by changing its loads, until the volume is twice its initial magnitude. During this process, the argon temperature remains constant. Calculate the final pressure on the device.
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