Two systems have the following equations of state and are contained in a closed cylinder, separated by a fixed, adiabatic and impermeable piston. N1=2, N2=1.5
. The initial temperatures are T1 = 175 K and T2 = 400 K. The total volume is 0.025 m^3
. The piston is allowed to move and heat transfer is allowed across the piston. Determine the final temperature of the system (in Kelvin).
1/T1=3/2(R*N1/U1) , P1/T1=R*N1/V1
1/T2=5/2(R*N2/U2) , P2/T2=R*N2/V2
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Expert's answer
2020-06-29T08:29:27-0400
Let are the volume of two system
Now,
As both system are in closed container in adiabatic condition
this problem can be solved only for the difference of internal energy; in this case deltaU1=deltaU2; you have all necessary information to calculate final T; besides, you can calculate the initial volume of each gas; however, the problem is not asking that. Solution is T=300K
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02.07.20, 13:07
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Suraj Preetham
16.06.20, 14:31
Thats a wrong answer. Please make sure your solutions are right and read the question once again before solving. Where is the volume used?
Alwin
12.06.20, 14:25
Thanks for solving the sum but this sum 121607 seems to be wrong can someone please look into it
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this problem can be solved only for the difference of internal energy; in this case deltaU1=deltaU2; you have all necessary information to calculate final T; besides, you can calculate the initial volume of each gas; however, the problem is not asking that. Solution is T=300K
Dear Alwin
Questions in this section are answered for free. We can't fulfill them all and there
is no guarantee of answering certain question but we are doing our best. And if answer
is published it means it was attentively checked by experts. You can try it yourself by
publishing your question. Although if you have serious assignment that requires large amount
of work and hence cannot be done for free you can submit it as assignment and our
experts will surely assist you.
Thats a wrong answer.
Please make sure your solutions are right and read the question once again before solving.
Where is the volume used?
Thanks for solving the sum but this sum 121607 seems to be wrong can someone please look into it
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