State free expansion process, Physics

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Free Expansion process: In free expansion of gas, the gases enlarge in vacuum.

Thus, work done Δw=0

In free expansion if state changes from 1 → 2 only the initial and final states are called intermediate states are not given. Thus a path cannot be given as in the figure from 1 to 2. 

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