Isobaric Reversible Process

The video tutorial explains how to calculate work, enthalpy, and internal energy in isobaric processes, where pressure remains constant. It starts with calculating work using the integral of pressure and volume change. The tutorial then covers finding enthalpy change using heat capacity at constant pressure and explains that in isobaric processes, enthalpy change equals heat at constant pressure. Finally, it discusses calculating internal energy using enthalpy and work, highlighting multiple methods to achieve this. The video concludes with a preview of more complex examples involving isotherm graphs.

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