Isobaric process : The process on which the pressure of the system remains constant i.e. $P =$ constant is called isobaric process. Change of state of Liquids (solid to liquid, liquid to gas or vice versa) is an example of isobaric process. If the volume $V _1$ changes to $V _2$ in the process, then the work done by the gas is: $\begin{array}{l}\Delta W =\int_{ V _1}^{ V _2} P d V= P \int_{ V _1}^{ V _2} d V \\ \Delta W = P \left( V _2- V _1\right)\end{array}$ From first law of thermodynamics $\Delta Q =d U + P \left( V _2- V _1\right)$
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