The correct option is
D Process
I and
II are not isobaric
For option -
A:
Isochoric process - process in which
ΔV=0.
But from graph, it is clear that
ΔV≠0, thus process
I is not isochoric.
For option -
B:
From the graph we can deduce that , Process
II is isothermal expansion.
ΔU=0 and
W>0 (
∵ expansion)
So, from first law of thermodynamics
ΔQ>0
Hence gas absorbs heat.
For option -
C:
Process
IV is isothermal compression.
ΔU=0 and
W<0 (
∵ compression)
So,
ΔQ<0
Hence, gas releases heat.
For option -
D:
we know that,
Isobaric process - Proces in which
Δp=0
But from graph,
Δp≠0 as from ideal gas equation,
pV=nRT
For constant
p (i.e.
Δp=0)
and we get,
V∝T [straight line]
Process
I and
III are not straight lines. Thus, these processes are not isobaric.
Hence, options (b) , (c) and (d) are the correct alternatives.
Why this question?Concept involved - (1) Different processes in thermodynamics(2) First law of thermodynamicsThis problem required a blend conceptof graph and thermodynamicsTip: - For such kind of problem, we can check the options.