An amount of heat is transferred to an ideal gas in such a way that at any moment of time the transferred amount

An amount of heat is transferred to an ideal gas in such a way that at any moment of time the transferred amount of heat Q is equal to the work A performed by the gas. What process is being carried out?

Isothermal – if the gas is ideal and all the energy goes into work, then there is no resistance in the gas and its temperature does not change, in comparison with other metals, if the blades of the mill rotate and transfer energy further, its parts heat up, friction and energy loss occur there.