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Calculate the entropy changes of the system and the surroundings
Homework Statement Calculate the entropy changes of the system and the surroundings if the initial and final states are the same as in part a ( part a= 2.000 mol of neon (assume ideal with CV,m _ 3R/2) is expanded isothermally at 298.15K from 2.000 atm pressure to 1.000 atm pressure and is...- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
yes, you are right, thanks for the correction- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
Thanks for the help :D- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
n= 100, T2= 15771,3- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
sorry, now the temperature 2 = 15304,4 K, isn't high?- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
P2 is -48,354 Bar- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
because i have for a =1,358 bar (m^3/kmol)^2 and b= 0,0364 m^3/kmol- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
bar*m^3 and then pass them to BTU- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
and what're the units for this work?- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
T1 = https://www.physicsforums.com/file://localhost/Users/Carolina/Library/Group%20Containers/UBF8T346G9.Office/msoclip1/01/clip_image001.png T1 = - 175,3 K- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
i don`t have the number of moles, that's why I was thinking of use n=1- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
I don`t have temperature, What else can I do?- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
No, but I can assume that- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
But I can take n=1- sara lopez
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Thermodynamics: air expansion in a cylinder
Yes, it was my mistake- sara lopez
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