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| Nov11-12, 10:07 AM | #1 |
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Thermodynamics : Work done in Different Processes
I need some help in thermodynamics (chemistry).
I'm currently studying in class 11th, preparing for IIT-JEE. I am looking for a precise comparison between the work done in different types of thermodynamic processes on gases. I searched the net a lot for this stuff, but all i got was explanation of processes in different types of systems. What I am actually looking for is the comparison in magnitudes of work done in expansion/compression of gases in BOTH REVERSIBLE AND IRREVERSIBLE processes in different types of conditions (isochoric, isobaric etc.) Can someone please help me out? Thank you. |
| Nov11-12, 11:46 AM | #2 |
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Since you are (presumably) studying Chemistry, look in
Physical Chemistry by Walter J Moore He shows some very good worked chemical examples of exactly the type you request. It is also a superb physical chemistry textbook for other purposes by the way. |
| Nov11-12, 10:00 PM | #3 |
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Since I am also preparing for JEE, I am not sure if he'd able to find Walter J Moore here.
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| Nov15-12, 10:50 AM | #4 |
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Thermodynamics : Work done in Different Processes
yea....nuke's right!
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