During an adiabatic process

Pressure is maintained constant

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Gas is isothermally expanded

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There is perfect heat insulation

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The system changes heat with surroundings

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The correct option is C There is perfect heat insulation
For adiabatic process $Δ Q = 0$

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During an adiabatic process

The correct option is C There is perfect heat insulation For adiabatic process ΔQ=0

The correct option is C There is perfect heat insulation
For adiabatic process $Δ Q = 0$