Consider a closed, isolated system that consists of two substances 1 and 2 that both have constant volume and have constant volume heat capacities over the relevant temperature range: C»1 = 1J/K and Cy2 initially prepared at T2,0 = 2J/K. Substance 1 is initially prepared at T,0 = 100K, while substance 2 is 1,0 = 200K. Suppose instead that we want to cool substance 1 from T0 = 100K to Tf = 90K.

Consider a closed, isolated system that consists of two substances 1 and 2 that both have constant volume and have constant volume heat capacities over the relevant temperature range: C»1 = 1J/K and Cy2 initially prepared at T2,0 = 2J/K. Substance 1 is initially prepared at T,0 = 100K, while substance 2 is 1,0 = 200K. Suppose instead that we want to cool substance 1 from T0 = 100K to Tf = 90K.

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