On a Carnot heat engine utilizing a non-ideal gas, deviations from expected work output arise because of which energy exchange mechanism?

💡 Explanation

Actual gases deviate because intermolecular forces impact volume changes; this alters isentropic process work during each Carnot cycle stage because the Van der Waals Force affects gas behavior rather than simple PV=nRT assumptions.

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