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For the same gas, is the compression ratio proportional to the temperature rise?

2021-03-19View Original

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Is this the case in an ideal situation? Is the temperature increase the same when a gas is compressed from 10 kilograms to 20 kilograms as it is when it is compressed from 20 kilograms to 40 kilograms?
Reply #22021-03-19
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