Matching Thermodynamic Quantities for Ideal Gas in TV Diagram
Consider a thermodynamic process performed on an ideal monatomic gas where infinitesimal heat absorbed by the gas is represented by , in which denotes the system's temperature and represents an infinitesimal variation in a thermodynamic quantity . For one mole of a monatomic ideal gas, , where is the universal gas constant, is the volume, and are constant parameters.
List-I details certain quantities in a process, whereas List-II provides potential values for these quantities.
List-I: (I) Work done by the system during process (II) Internal energy change during process (III) Heat absorbed by the system during process (IV) Heat absorbed by the system during process
List-II: (P) (Q) (R) (S) (T) (U)
If one mole of a monatomic ideal gas undergoes the process depicted in the given diagram with , select the correct matching combination.

Options
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Step-by-Step Solution
To determine the correct matching combination for the given thermodynamic process, we analyze each step in the diagram for of a monatomic ideal gas ( and ).
Analysis of the Process:
From the given diagram:
- State 1: ,
- State 2: ,
- State 3: ,
Step-by-Step Calculations:
(I) Work done by the system during process ():
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Process (Isothermal Expansion at ):
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Process (Isochoric Heating at ): Since volume remains constant, no work is done:
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Total Work Done ():
This matches with (P). Thus, .
(II) Internal energy change during process ():
Internal energy depends solely on temperature:
This matches with (R). Thus, .
(III) Heat absorbed by the system during process ():
By the First Law of Thermodynamics:
This matches with (T). Thus, .
(IV) Heat absorbed by the system during process ():
For an isothermal process, . By the First Law of Thermodynamics:
This matches with (P). Thus, .
Conclusion:
The correct matches are:
This corresponds to Option C.