If at `50^(@)C` and `75 cm` of mercury pressure, a definite mass of gas is compressed (i) slowly (ii) suddenly, than what will be the final pressure and temp. of the gas in each case, if the final volume is one fourth of the initial volume? `gamma= 1.5`.

If at 60^(@) and 80 cm of mercury pressure a definite masss of a gas is compressed slowly, then the final pressure of the gas if the final volume is half of the initial volume (gamma =(3)/(2)) is

A gas ( gamma = 1.5) is enclosed in a thermally insulated container of volume 4 xx 10^(-4) m^(-3) 1 atmospheric pressure and at a temperature of 300K. If the gas is suddenly compressed to a volume of 10^(-4) m^3 , what will be the final pressure and the temperature of the gas. What will be your answers for final pressure and temperature if gas is slowly compressed to the same final volume.

A mass of dry air at N.T.P. is compressed to (1)/(32) th of its original volume suddenly. If gamma=1.4 find the final pressure of the gas if initial pressure is P.

A monatomic gas is compressed adiabatically to (1)/(4)^(th) of its original volume , the final pressure of gas in terms of initial pressure P is

The pressure of a gas is doubled keeping its temperature constant. Find the ratio of the final volume of the gas to its initial volume.

A gas is suddenly compressed to one fourth of its original volume. What will be its final pressure, if its initial pressure is p

300K a gas (gamma = 5//3) is compressed suddenly so that its pressure becomes 1//8 of the original pressure. The final temperature of the gas is :