Consider a rigid container with 2 moles of an ideal gas initially at 8 bar and 337 o How much heat needs to be removed to bring the pressure in the chamber to 1 bar? Calculate also the W, DU and DH during the process. Assume a constant heat capacity at constant pressure (Cp =7R/2). Follow the guide below: Tnihat state1.idealgaideal goWe?su:?P-8 barP 1barT 337°CSystem ideal gas contained in the ngid containerclosed syotem, APE=O S oKE=OMass balanceMAratEMntial=m suice there ano chemicelreaction)GEBA(nu)AMU)=Q+W2o why?Cy:f(T)only forn Cy (I-T)Q unknowns Tewe need one more intensive property at the final statelclosed system, ngid containervolume is constantSpecihic volume is constantPe Pf YEKTFsecond eqUationPSolve forIf Q, Au & AH,what is w?

The system under consideration is a rigid container , therefore V2 = V1 = 0 Given Data : n=2…

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Consider a rigid container with 2 moles of an ideal gas initially at 8 bar and 337 ^o How much heat needs to be removed to bring the pressure in the chamber to 1 bar? Calculate also the W, DU and DH during the process. Assume a constant heat capacity at constant pressure (C_p =7R/2).

Follow the guide below:

Tnihat state
1.
ideal
ga
ideal go
We?
su:?
P-8 bar
P 1bar
T 337°C
System ideal gas contained in the ngid container
closed syotem, APE=O S oKE=O
Mass balance
MAratEMntial=m suice there a
no chemicel
reaction)
GEB
A(nu)
AMU)=Q+W
2o why?
Cy:f(T)
only for
n Cy (I-T)Q unknowns Te
we need one more intensive property at the final statel
closed system, ngid container
volume is constant
Specihic volume is constant
Pe Pf YE
KTF
second eqUation
P
Solve for
If Q, Au & AH,
what is w?

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