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When an ideal undergoes unrestrained expansion, no cooling occurs because the molecules

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are above the inversion temperature
exert no attraction FORCE on each
do work equal to LOSS in kinetic energy
collide without loss of energy.

Solution :When an IDEAL gas undergoes expansion, no work is done in OVERCOMING attractive forces. Hence internal energy does not fall and hence temperature also does not fall


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