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PV diagrams - part 1: Work and isobaric processes (video ... Isobaric means constant pressure. So how do you represent this on a PV DIagram? Well, if you wanna maintain constant pressure, you can't go up or down, because if I were to go up, my pressure would be increasing. If I were to go down, my pressure would be decreasing. The only option available is to go along a horizontal line. Draw the PV diagram for: (a) Isothermal process (b ... `PV = n RT` holds good for A) Isobaric process B) Isochoric process C) Isothermal process D) Adiabatic process asked Jun 15, 2019 in Physics by SarojSahu ( 90.4k points) class-11 How do you determine the heat transfer from a P-V diagram? If you have a path on p − V diagram that is p = F ( V), then using. d U = δ Q − p d V δ Q = d U + p d V. NOTE MINUS SIGN as p d V is work done BY the system. Q is the total heat received by the system (it is negative if system releases heat). Assume we are dealing with an ideal gas with f degrees of f...