We want to raise the temperature of 3.50 moles of an ideal gas from -20.0 degree
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Question
We want to raise the temperature of 3.50 moles of an ideal gas from -20.0 degrees celsius to 89.0 degrees celsius.a. Calculate the amount of heat (in joules) needed if the gas is ideal argon at a fixed volume of 8.80 meters cubed.
b.Calculate the amount of heat (in joules) needed if the gas is ideal helium at a constant pressure of 1.07 atm.
c. Calculate the amount of heat (in joules) needed if the gas is ideal nitrogen at a constant pressure of 1.26 atm.
d. Calculate the amount of heat (in joules) needed if the gas is ideal chlorine at a constant volume of 24.6 L.
Explanation / Answer
According to first law of thermodynamics Q = dU + W (a) at constant volume dV =0 hence W = PdV = 0 heat required Q = dU = nCvdT Here n = 3.5 moles , Cv = (3/2) R -- for monoatomis gas change in tepmperature dT = 109 K , R = 8.314 J/mole.K then Q = 4757.7 J -------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------- (b) Q = dU + W work done W = PdV = nRdT = (3.5 )(8.314 )( 109) =3171.8 J change ininternal energy at constant pressure for helium = n CpdT = Cp = specific heat at constant pressure = 20.8 J /mole .K dU = (3.5 ) ( 20.8 J /mole .K ) (109) = 7935.2 J Q = 3171.8 J + 7935.2 J = 11107 J -------------------------------------------------------- (c) For nitrogen ( diatomic gas ) Cp = 29.1 J/mole .K Q = dU + W work done W = PdV = nRdT = (3.5 )(8.314 )( 109) =3171.8 J change ininternal energy at constant pressure for helium = n CpdT = dU = (3.5 ) ( 29.1 J /mole .K ) (109) =11101.65 J Q = 14273.45 J -------------------------------------------------------- (d) For chlourin gas (diatomic gas ) Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K at constant volume dV =0 hence W = PdV = 0 heat required Q = dU = nCvdT Here n = 3.5 moles , Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K -- for monoatomis gas change in tepmperature dT = 109 K , R = 8.314 J/mole.K then Q = 9804.55 J change ininternal energy at constant pressure for helium = n CpdT = Cp = specific heat at constant pressure = 20.8 J /mole .K dU = (3.5 ) ( 20.8 J /mole .K ) (109) = 7935.2 J Q = 3171.8 J + 7935.2 J = 11107 J -------------------------------------------------------- (c) For nitrogen ( diatomic gas ) Cp = 29.1 J/mole .K Q = dU + W work done W = PdV = nRdT = (3.5 )(8.314 )( 109) =3171.8 J change ininternal energy at constant pressure for helium = n CpdT = dU = (3.5 ) ( 29.1 J /mole .K ) (109) =11101.65 J Q = 14273.45 J -------------------------------------------------------- (d) For chlourin gas (diatomic gas ) Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K at constant volume dV =0 hence W = PdV = 0 heat required Q = dU = nCvdT Here n = 3.5 moles , Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K -- for monoatomis gas change in tepmperature dT = 109 K , R = 8.314 J/mole.K then Q = 9804.55 J change ininternal energy at constant pressure for helium = n CpdT = dU = (3.5 ) ( 29.1 J /mole .K ) (109) =11101.65 J Q = 14273.45 J -------------------------------------------------------- (d) For chlourin gas (diatomic gas ) Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K at constant volume dV =0 hence W = PdV = 0 heat required Q = dU = nCvdT Here n = 3.5 moles , Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K -- for monoatomis gas change in tepmperature dT = 109 K , R = 8.314 J/mole.K then Q = 9804.55 J change ininternal energy at constant pressure for helium = n CpdT = dU = (3.5 ) ( 29.1 J /mole .K ) (109) =11101.65 J Q = 14273.45 J -------------------------------------------------------- (d) For chlourin gas (diatomic gas ) Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K at constant volume dV =0 hence W = PdV = 0 heat required Q = dU = nCvdT Here n = 3.5 moles , Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K -- for monoatomis gas change in tepmperature dT = 109 K , R = 8.314 J/mole.K then Q = 9804.55 J heat required Q = dU = nCvdT Here n = 3.5 moles , Cv = 25.7 J/mole.K -- for monoatomis gas change in tepmperature dT = 109 K , R = 8.314 J/mole.K then Q = 9804.55 JRelated Questions
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