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Compression/Expansion difference
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Can anyone tell me what the difference is when solving for a reverse adiabatic compression rather than a reverse adiabatic expansion???
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1. Compression - final temperature & pressure is higher than initial. Work done to the system
2. Expansion - Final temperature & pressure is lower than initial. Work done by the system
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