Past exam of the physics B course of the University of Cambridge / 2018 / Paper 2 / Section C / C10 / Adiabatic temperature and energy changes

For the specified increment,Using the adiabat, or its first-order Taylor expansion,This is a very small cooling, about $61\mu \mathrm{K}$. There is no heat exchange, and the film is stretched against positive surface tension, so the internal energy increases, withThe cooling does not contradict this increase. In the linear model, $\gamma -T{\gamma }^{\prime }={\gamma }_0\simeq 0.065\mathrm{J}{\mathrm{m}}^{-2}$, soCreation of surface raises the internal energy more than the cooling lowers its temperature-dependent part. The change in surface tension during this tiny temperature fall changes the work only at a negligible higher order.