but i think at 8:11....its adiabatic expansion..because on expansion temperature falls....which is seen as we are going from a higher isotherm to a lower isotherm....so it means the gas must have been expanding....
Two questions mr khan. 1. Why did you call the first isotherm in the carnot refrigerator adiabatic contraction? If the volume increases isn't that expansion rather?
2. On this isotherm, is there a temperature temperature drop to a value of T<T2?
Keep up the awesome work!
sofiayearwood 2 months ago
contraction means compression
COD5252 10 months ago
hii...
i really like your videos....
im stuck somewhere though
i dont know ....maybe im wrong....
but i think at 8:11....its adiabatic expansion..because on expansion temperature falls....which is seen as we are going from a higher isotherm to a lower isotherm....so it means the gas must have been expanding....
i would appreciate a reply...
TheStudonfire 1 year ago
@TheStudonfire yes, I'm pretty sure he meant to say adiabatic "expansion" instead of "contraction"
erykji 1 year ago
I have read my text books and the process was difficult to understand! Your video is very helpfull. Thank you for posting it.
vhicks1 1 year ago
Two questions mr khan. 1. Why did you call the first isotherm in the carnot refrigerator adiabatic contraction? If the volume increases isn't that expansion rather?
2. On this isotherm, is there a temperature temperature drop to a value of T<T2?
joetheboy04 1 year ago
@joetheboy04 i dont think thats an isotherm.
Scarecrow1990302 9 months ago
@joetheboy04 that is not an isotherm.
Scarecrow1990302 9 months ago
thanks for sharing.
kaoridryers 1 year ago
cool
KingRobbStark 2 years ago