EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERIN
EBK FUNDAMENTALS OF CHEMICAL ENGINEERIN
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Chapter 6.6, Problem 8P

A)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(H_T)V_

Concept introduction:

Use the fundamental property relationship, total derivatives , and expansion rule to obtain the expression for the given term.

The expression for the fundamental property relation for enthalpy is given as follows:

dH_=TdS_+V_dP

Here, change in molar enthalpy is dH_, temperature is T, change in molar entropy is dS_, molar volume is V_, and change in the pressure is dP.

the expression for the total derivative for molar enthalpy is given as follows:

dH_=(H_S_)PdS_+(H_P)S_dP

Here, change in molar entropy and change in molar enthalpy at constant pressure is (S_)P and (H_)P, change in molar enthalpy and change in molar entropy at constant molar entropy is (S_)S_ and (H_)S_ respectively.

B)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(H_P)T

Concept introduction:

Use the expansion rule and Maxwell’s relation to obtain the expression for the given term.

The expansion rule to (H_P)T, with constant S_ and P is given as follows:

(H_P)T=(H_P)S_(PP)T+(H_S_)P(S_P)T

Here, change in molar enthalpy with respect to change in pressure at constant temperature is (H_P)T, change in molar enthalpy with respect to change in pressure at constant molar entropy is (H_P)S_, change in molar enthalpy with respect to change in molar entropy at constant pressure is (H_S_)P, and change in molar entropy with respect to change in pressure at constant temperature is (S_P)T

C)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(U_V_)P

Concept introduction:

Use the fundamental property relationship, total derivatives, and expansion rule to obtain the expression for the given term.

The fundamental property relation for molar internal energy.

dU_=TdS_PdV_

Here, molar change in internal energy is dU_, molar change in entropy is dS_, molar change in volume is dV_, pressure and temperature is P and T respectively.

The total derivative of molar change in internal energy.

dU_=(U_S_)V_dS_+(U_V_)S_dV_

Here, change in molar internal energy with respect to change in molar entropy at constant molar volume is (U_S_)V_ and change in molar internal energy with respect to change in molar volume at constant molar entropy is (U_V_)S_.

D)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(U_T)P

Concept introduction:

Use the expansion rule to obtain the expression for the given term.

The expansion rule to (U_T)P with constant S_ and V_ is given as follows:

(U_T)P=(U_S_)V_(S_T)P+(U_V_)S_(V_T)P

E)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(A_S_)P

Concept introduction:

Use the fundamental property relationship, total derivatives, expansion rule, and triple product rule to obtain the expression for the given term.

F)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(A_S_)P

Concept introduction:

Use the expansion rule to obtain the expression for the given term.

The expansion rule to (A_S_)T with V_ and T is given as follows:

(A_S_)T=(A_V_)T(V_S_)T+(A_T)V_(TS_)T

G)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(G_T)P

Concept introduction:

Compare the fundamental property relation and total derivatives of dG_ to obtain the expression for the given term

Write the fundamental property relation.

dG_=V_dPS_dT

Here, change in pressure is dP, change in temperature is dT, change in molar Gibbs free energy is dG_, molar volume and entropy is V_ and S_ respectively.

Write the total derivative of dG_.

dG_=(G_P)TdP+(G_T)PdT

Here, change in molar Gibbs free energy with respect to pressure at constant temperature is (G_P)T and change in molar Gibbs free energy with respect to pressure at constant pressure is (G_T)P.

H)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

Derive an expression for the following in terms of P,V_,,T,Cp,and Cv.

(G_P)S

Concept introduction:

Use the expansion rule and triple product rule to obtain the expression for (G_P)S, then use the Maxwell’s equation and the CP identity in the expression for (G_P)S to obtain the expression for the given term.

The expansion rule with T and P for (G_P)S is given as follows:

(G_P)S=(G_P)T(PP)S_+(G_T)P(TP)S_

Here, change in temperature with respect to pressure at constant molar entropy is (TP)S_.

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