The isothermal process peculiarities in the presence of gas leak from a vessel
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https://doi.org/10.31349/RevMexFisE.21.010205Keywords:
Ideal gas; isothermal process; gas leak; mathematical modelAbstract
We construct the simple mathematical model which uses only the equation of state of an ideal gas and allows one to find the relationship between the gas pressure and volume in the case of gas leak during its isothermal compression. Among other results, there may be a saturation effect of the pressure, when it remains constant under compression. We present a simple physical explanation of this effect.References
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