Question

Which law states that the internal energy of a gas is a function of temperature?

Answer 1

1. According to Joule's law, a gas's internal energy is a function of temperature.
2. The internal energy, which results from the molecular state of motion of matter, is an energy form that exists in every system.
3. The internal energy is denoted by the letter$U$, and the measurement unit is the $joule$ $\left(J\right)$.
4. The internal energy of ideal gas is $U=C_{v}T$. where $C_v$ is specific heat at constant volume and $T$ is the temperature.