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Originally Posted by Warren Platts
The thing about the ideal gas law is that it doesn't matter what kind of gases compose a given mixture--they all obey the same ideal gas law. As for magnetic fields, I'm proposing that the GRS is mainly composed of helium and molecular hydrogen--neutral molecules and atoms that aren't affected much by magnetic fields.
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but you can only compare (1) and (2) if there have not been any phase transitions, which will change internal energy, entropy, enthalpy etc. I may be mistaken, but I do think that the perfect gas law only applies if those things are kept constant.
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Originally Posted by Warren Platts
Thanks for the link, but your post would be more useful if it included a username and password for ScienceDirect.
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yeah, wouldn't we all wanna have a password for that.