The two ends of a long cylinder containing gas are maintained at different temperatures. Which of the following quantites will have the same value throughout the cylinder?
The two ends of a long cylinder containing gas are maintained at different temperatures. Which of the following quantites will have the same value throughout the cylinder?
A
Pressure
B
Density
C
The ratio of pressure to density
D
the number of molecules per unit volume
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