A piston cylinder containing Ar at some initial temperature(To), is allowed to c
ID: 1861390 • Letter: A
Question
A piston cylinder containing Ar at some initial temperature(To), is allowed to cool. Once the volume of the cylinder collapses to V1 = 0.06 m^3, stops inhibit further reduction of volume. The cylinder is in an environment of 101.35 kPa and 298 K.
a) How much heat [Q] nad work [W] is lost to the surroundings if Vo = 0.15 m^3 and T1 = 650 K. Assume constant specific heats.
b) Repeat part A using variable specific heats Cp = [Cp(To) + Cp(T1)]/2 & Cv = [Cv(To) + Cv(T1)]/2
c) What is the final state of the Ar in the container? Pf, Tf, vf, Vf
Explanation / Answer
a) W=P(V1-V0)=101.35*(0.06- 0.15 )=-9.1215 kJ
n=p1V1/RT1=(101.35*10^3*0.06)/(8.314*298)=2.45 moles
Cp=kR/k-1=1.4*8.314/0.4=29.09 J/moleK
Q= nCp(T1-T0)= 2.45*29.09*(298- 650)=-25087.216 J
c)
Pf=101.35 kPa
Tf=298 K
Vf= 0.06m^3
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