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The following curve represent adiabatic expansions of gases `He,O_(2)`,and `O_(3)` not necessarily in order. Which curve represnets for `O_(3)`?

A

`I`

B

`II`

C

`III`

D

Any one of these

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`pV^(gamma) =` constant or `log P =- gamma log V`
`gamma` is slope for `P-V` plots for `He, O_(2)` and `O_(3)`, i.e., `(5)/(3),(7)/(5)`and `(4)/(3)`, respectively.
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