{"id":105358,"date":"2022-02-26T00:00:00","date_gmt":"2022-02-26T00:00:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/nursingstudybay.com\/2022\/02\/26\/cw03-04-exercise-4-1-simple-changes-in-state-2\/"},"modified":"2022-02-26T00:00:00","modified_gmt":"2022-02-26T00:00:00","slug":"cw03-04-exercise-4-1-simple-changes-in-state-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.studyproessays.com\/help\/cw03-04-exercise-4-1-simple-changes-in-state-2\/","title":{"rendered":"CW03-04 Exercise 4.1 Simple Changes in State"},"content":{"rendered":"<p>CW03-04<br \/>\nExercise 4.1 Simple Changes in State<br \/>\nConsider one mole of an ideal gas with a molar heat capacity of Cv = 5R\/2. This gas is<br \/>\nexpanded from an inital state of T=300.0K and Volume of 10.0L to a final Volume of 20.0L<br \/>\nA. Consider a free expansion (pop = 0) of this gas between the endpoints defined above.<br \/>\ni What is the final pressure?<br \/>\nii What is Work?<br \/>\niii What is the change in Energy of the system, \u2206U?<br \/>\niv What is the change in Entropy of the system, \u2206S?<br \/>\nv What is the change in Entropy of the Universe, \u2206S Universe?<br \/>\nB. Consider the change in state of a single-stage isothermal expansion that creates the most usable<br \/>\n(most negative) Work between the endpoints defined above.<br \/>\ni What is the final pressure?<br \/>\nii What is Work?<br \/>\niii What is the change in Energy of the system, \u2206U?<br \/>\niv What is the change in Entropy of the system, \u2206S?<br \/>\nv What is the change in Entropy of the Universe, \u2206S Universe?<br \/>\nC. Consider the adiabatic (Q = 0) single-stage (constant external pressure) change in state that<br \/>\ncreates the most usable (most negative) Work between the endpoints defined above.<br \/>\ni What is the final pressure?<br \/>\nii What is Work?<br \/>\niii What is the change in Energy of the system, \u2206U?<br \/>\niv What is the change in Entropy of the system, \u2206S?<br \/>\nv What is the change in Entropy of the Universe, \u2206S Universe?<br \/>\nExercise 4.2 A Non-Ideal Gas<br \/>\nConsider a non-ideal gas that obeys the following equation of state:<br \/>\npV = RT + aT2<br \/>\nwhere a is a constant specific to the gas.<br \/>\nDerive an expression for the Work performed by this gas in a reversible isothermal expansion<br \/>\nfrom V1 to V2 at Temperature T<br \/>\n\u2014 CW03 continues \u2014<br \/>\nCHM4411 pjbrucat 2022 page 1<br \/>\nCW03-05<br \/>\nExercise 5.1 Isentropic Changes<br \/>\nMeteorologists often treat the bottom 10 km of the Earth\u2019s atmosphere as isentropic (having<br \/>\nconstant entropy). Assuming this to be true, and that the conditions at sea level are p = 1.000<br \/>\natm and T = 300.0 K, what should the temperature be at an altitude of 10.0 km where the<br \/>\npressure is 0.275 atm? Assume that air is an Ideal Gas with a constant volume heat capacity<br \/>\nof CV = 5R\/2<br \/>\nExercise 5.2 A Double Piston Apparatus Puzzle<br \/>\nA thermally insulated cylindrical container of fixed total volume is divided into three sections,<br \/>\nA, B, and C. Sections A and B are separated by a frictionless adiabatic piston (which transmits<br \/>\nwork but no heat), and sections B and C are separated by a frictionless diabatic (thermally<br \/>\nconductive) piston. Each section of the cylinder contains 1.000 mol of an ideal gas with<br \/>\nCV = 5R\/2. Initially, all three sections have a pressure of 1.000 atm and a temperature of<br \/>\n298.0 K. The gas is section A is heated (with an embedded resistive heater) slowly until the<br \/>\ntemperature in section C reaches 348.0 K.<br \/>\ni What is the final Temperature (in K) of the gas in section B?<br \/>\nii What is the final Volume (in L) in section B?<br \/>\niii What is the final Volume (in L) in section A?<br \/>\niv What is the final Temperature (in K) of the gas in section A?<br \/>\nExercise 5.3 Heat Capacity along a Path<br \/>\nThe heat capacity of an ideal gas is dependent on the path of the heating (or cooling) process.<br \/>\nA particular monoatomic (ideal) gas has a molar heat capacity of CV = 3R\/2 when heated<br \/>\n(or cooled) at constant volume. This same gas has a molar heat capacity of Cp = 5R\/2 when<br \/>\nheated at constant pressure.<br \/>\ni Why are the constant pressure and constant volume heat capacities different?<br \/>\nii What is the molar heat capacity of this same gas when it is heated (reversibly) at constant<br \/>\np\/V , i.e. what is Cp\/V ? (Constant p\/V means that the ratio of the pressure to the volume of<br \/>\nthe gas remains constant along the heating path)<br \/>\n\u2014 end of CW03 \u2014<br \/>\nCHM4411 pjbrucat 2022 page 2<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>CW03-04 Exercise 4.1 Simple Changes in State Consider one mole of an ideal gas with a molar heat capacity of Cv = 5R\/2. 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