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Mayer's Relation
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Lecture By: Mr. Pradeep Kshetrapal, Tutorials Point India Private Limited

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Sir hear at 6:39 it will be m*dt not m+dt

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m +dt kahan likha hai bhai?

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So does this mean Meyer's relation is only valid for Isobaric Processes..?

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Why the volume does not change

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Volume of the gas when kept in pressure cooker and when supplied with heat does not change because the shape and size of the pressure cooker remains the same although it is heated.......(excluding the negligible change) moreover the volume of the pressure cooker is equal to the volume of the gas

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