Physics for Scientists and Engineers
Physics for Scientists and Engineers
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Author: Tipler
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Chapter 18, Problem 76P
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The total work done by the gas and heat absorbed by gas in each portion of cycle.

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Answer to Problem 76P

The total work done is 6.62kJ . The heat absorbed at point A, B, C and D are 13.2kJ , 15.0kJ , 6.58kJ and 15.0kJ respectively.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The initial pressure is 2.00atm .

The temperature is 360K

Formula used:

The expression for volume at D is given by,

  VD=nRTDPD

The expression for pressure at point C is given by,

  PC=nRTCVC

The expression for temperature at point A and B is given by,

  TA=PAVAnR

The expression for heat absorbed at D is given by,

  QD=52nRΔTD

The expression for heat absorbed at A is given by,

  QA=nRTAlnVBVA

The expression for heat absorbed at B is given by,

  QB=52nR(TCTB)

The expression for heat absorbed at C is given by,

  QC=nRTClnVDVC

The expression for total work done is given by,

  Wbytot=WA+WB+WC+WD

Calculation:

The volume at point D is calculated as,

  VD=nRTDPD=( 2mol)( 8.314J/ mol K)( 360K)( ( 2.0atm )( 101.3kPa 1atm ))=29.5L

The pressure at point C is calculated as,

  PC=nRTCVC=( 2mol)( 8.314J/ mol K)( 360K)( 3 V D )=( 2mol)( 8.314J/ mol K)( 360K)( 3( ( 29.5L )( 101.3atm 1L ) ))=0.667atm

The temperature at point A and B is calculated as,

  TA=PAVAnR=( 1.33atm)( 88.6L)( 2mol)( 8.206× 10 2 Latm/ molK )=720K

The heat absorbed at point D is calculated as,

  QD=52nRΔTD=32(2mol)(8.314J/molK)(720K360K)=(( 15.0× 10 3 J)( 10 3 kJ 1kJ ))=15.0kJ

The heat absorbed at point A is calculated as,

  QA=nRTAlnVBVA=(2mol)(8.314J/molK)(720K)ln( 88.6L 29.5L)=(( 13.2× 10 3 J)( 10 3 kJ 1kJ ))=13.2kJ

The heat absorbed at point B is calculated as,

  QB=52nRΔTC=52(2mol)(8.314J/molK)(720K360K)=(( 15.0× 10 3 J)( 10 3 kJ 1kJ ))=15.0kJ

The heat absorbed at point C is calculated as,

  QC=nRTClnVDVC=(2mol)(8.314J/molK)(360K)ln( 29.5L 88.6L)=(( 6.58× 10 3 J)( 10 3 kJ 1kJ ))=6.58kJ

The total work done is calculated as,

  Wbytot=WA+WB+WC+WD=0+13.2kJ+06.58kJ=6.62kJ

Conclusion:

Therefore, the total work done is 6.62kJ . The heat absorbed at point A, B, C and D are 13.2kJ , 15.0kJ , 6.58kJ and 15.0kJ respectively.

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