Solving Thermodynamics Problem: Find Relation Between Co-ordinates

[neelakash]

Homework Statement

Two subsystems with thermodynamic parameters (P1,V1,T1) and (P2,V2,T2) are separated by a movable diathermal wall Find the relation if any between the thermodynamic co-ordinates when they attain equilibrium.

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The Attempt at a Solution

What I understand is at the thermodynamic equilibrium point the temperature of the system (and hence for both the subsystems) will be the same,T'1=T'2= T.The piston will mobe a bit and the two pressures P'1 and P'2 will be equal to each other as well.The volumes will be changed...

But are there any more subtle point that I am missing?There are no more conditions given...
Should it be anything like this:

(P'1*v'1/T)=(P'2*v'2/T) and hence, v'1=v'2?

where v'1 and v'2 are the specific volumes...

 

[mukundpa]

What about the mass or number of moles on either sides? Are they same?

 

[hasan19892007]

could you please upload everythings about thermodynamic...please i need it

 

[SeniorTotor]

The answer is fully detailed in Callen, Thermodynamics and an Introduction to Thermostatistics. Please, borrow this famous book in your favorite library...

 

[abbie230391]

can you help me?? what is the equation for specific heat capacity? is it Y=Cp/Cv??

also i can't remember how to rearange the equation P1V1/T1=P2V2/T2 i need to get T2 on its own

please help I am really stuck

 

[Redbelly98]

could you please upload everythings about thermodynamic...please i need it

can you help me?? what is the equation for specific heat capacity? is it Y=Cp/Cv??

also i can't remember how to rearange the equation P1V1/T1=P2V2/T2 i need to get T2 on its own

please help I am really stuck

Please start separate threads if you have questions. This thread is for helping with the question posted by neelakash in message #1