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An insulated box is separated by insulated partition into two parts, which is oc

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Question

An insulated box is separated by insulated partition into two parts, which is occupied by Ar(ideal gas,1mol,300K,100kPa) and N2 ( ideal gas, 2mol 400K, 200kPa)

b) Find the S of mixing after the partition is removed. [Hint: The mixing process can be divided to two parts: constant-volume process and isothermal process.]

I had tried to answer this qustion, but i did not make sure that is correct. If the answer was wrong, help me to solve.

S=S(Ar)+S(N2)

S(Ar)=nCvm In(T2/T1)+nR In(P1/P2)

S(Ar)=(1)(1.5)(8.314)(In100/300)+(1)(8.314)(In100/300)

S(Ar)=-22.83 JK-1

S(N2)=(2)(2.5)(8.314)(In100/400)+(2)(8.314)(In200/300)

S(N2)=-64.37 JK-1

S=-22.83-64.37=-87.20JK-1

Explanation / Answer

Entropy for the system after mixing,

dS = dS(Ar) + dS(N2)

dS(Ar) = nCvln(T2/T1) + nRln(P1/P2)

           = 1 x 1.5 x 8.314 ln(400/300) + 1 x 8.314 ln(100 x 10^3/200 x 10^3)

           = 5.98 - 5.76

           = 0.22 J/K

dS(N2) = nCvln(T2/T1) + nRln(P1/P2)

           = 2 x 2.5 x 8.314 ln(300/400) + 2 x 8.314 ln(200/100)

           = -11.96 + 11.53

           = -0.43 J/K

dS = 0.22 - 0.43 = -0.21 J/K

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