Monday, 1 October 2018

Thermodynamics - internal energy


What would the curve that describes the change of internal energy ($U$) with the volume ($V$) be like if the change in the temperature is negative?


My try:



For a ideal monoatomic gas, we have $U=(3/2)NkT$, where $N$=number of particles and $k$=boltzmann constant. So $$U=(3/2)pV$$


M question is: If the pressure changes, how is it possible to describe $U$ as a function of $V$?




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