5. An ideal gas is heated according to the irreversible pathway drawn in red on the T-V diagram below. (V,, T;) (V, , T;) Volume a) Construct a thermodynamic cycle to compute the entropy change for the irreversible pro- cess, ASrrer. Give your answer in terms of T,.T, V, V and the appropriate heat capacity Cp or Cy. b) Similarly, what is AH,re? irre Temperature

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5. An ideal gas is heated according to the irreversible pathway drawn in red on the T-V
diagram below.
(V, T)
(V, , T)
Volume
a) Construct a thermodynamic cycle to compute the entropy change for the irreversible pro-
cess, AS,.rev. Give your answer in terms of 7,. T. V. V, and the appropriate heat capacity
Cp or Cy.
b) Similarly, what is AHrer?
Temperature
Transcribed Image Text:5. An ideal gas is heated according to the irreversible pathway drawn in red on the T-V diagram below. (V, T) (V, , T) Volume a) Construct a thermodynamic cycle to compute the entropy change for the irreversible pro- cess, AS,.rev. Give your answer in terms of 7,. T. V. V, and the appropriate heat capacity Cp or Cy. b) Similarly, what is AHrer? Temperature
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a) Entropy change for the irreversible process

At equilibrium ΔG = 0,
ΔG = ΔH - TΔS
0 = ΔH - TΔS
ΔS = ΔHT
substitute ΔH = dU + PdV and integrate within the limits


S1S2dS  = S2 - S1 = ΔSirrev= TiTf(dU + PdV)T
ΔSirrev = TiTfCvdTT +ViVf RdVV 
ΔSirrev Cv ln TfTi + R ln VfVi    

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