2. A thermodynamic process that maintains a constant volume is called an isochoric process. During these types of processes, the gas does no work because it is not increasing the volume of the container. If you sealed off the top of a water bottle and shook 100 mL of water for two minutes, you would find that the water is warmer when you take a drink. If you shook the water long enough to raise the water's temperature 5 °C, what is the change in internal energy of the system? Show your work.

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I silved this problem in 2 different ways and am getting very different answers. Can you help me see which one is correct?

1.) So W=0  deltaU = Q + 0 deltaU = mcT deltaU = (100g)(4.186J/gK)(5K)  deltaU = 2093J

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U= (0.1 liters*278.15 Kelvin*4.186 constant) Then calculating the answer is 116.43J
 
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2. A thermodynamic process that maintains a constant volume is called an isochoric
process. During these types of processes, the gas does no work because it is not
increasing the volume of the container. If you sealed off the top of a water bottle and
shook 100 mL of water for two minutes, you would find that the water is warmer when
you take a drink. If you shook the water long enough to raise the water's temperature 5
°C, what is the change in internal energy of the system? Show your work.
Transcribed Image Text:2. A thermodynamic process that maintains a constant volume is called an isochoric process. During these types of processes, the gas does no work because it is not increasing the volume of the container. If you sealed off the top of a water bottle and shook 100 mL of water for two minutes, you would find that the water is warmer when you take a drink. If you shook the water long enough to raise the water's temperature 5 °C, what is the change in internal energy of the system? Show your work.
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