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A gas that behaves as randomly moving, non-interacting molecules. This allows a simplified equation of state.
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Work Done by an Adiabatic Expansion
$PV^\gamma=\rm constant$ for adiabats,so use
$$
W=\int\frac{\rm const}{V^γ} dV
$$
then recall that the constant in the integration is $PV^\gamma$. You should get
$$
\frac{1}{(1-\gamma)}(PV)
$$
evalu …
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