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Average Quiz 4 65

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For a single state ln(1) = 0. At absolute 0, in a perfect crystal with no defects etc.

Entropy of different aspects of a system, conformational entropy, translational entropy A contribution to energy that is linear in temperature

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Statistical Thermodynamics (Mechanics)

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Allows Calculation of Effeciency

S=0 process has no waste energy (heat) Actually process has waste energy

Ratio of Wwith waste/S=0 work = effeciency Defines “reversible” as DS = 0

Defines “impossible” as self-organizing;

DS < 0 with no energy input

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Water

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Water

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Rules for Carnot Cycle Isothermal

(vary P) Q = -WEC = -nRTln(V2/ V1) Isothermal

Isobaric Q = DU - WEC = DU + PDV = DH WEC = -PDV

Adiabatic

Reversible Q = 0 DS = 0

WEC = DU = R CV (T2 – T1) For Turbine

The work done by the gas is work done by the turbine (blades moved around by the gas) plus the work done by pressures (flow work).

U2 – U1 = -Wshaft + P1V1 – P2V2 (adiabatic turbine) -Wshaft = H2 – H1

Difference between shaft work and expansion/contraction work

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Summary of Process and General Rules Nozzle DS = 0

DH=D(1/2 mv2)

Throttle DS = -Rln(P2/P1) (i.g.) DH=1/2 mv2

Generally DH=0

Pump DS = 0 for adiabatic reversible DH=WS=DH’/heff

Turbine DS = 0 for adiabatic reversible DH=WS=DH’heff

Isothermal (DS)T = R ln[V2/V1] i.g.

= -R ln[P2/P1] (DH)T=0

Ideal Mixing DSmix = -R Sxi lnxi Adiabatic, Reversible

DS = 0

Isobaric (dS)P = Cp (dT)P/T (dS/dT)P = Cp/T Constant Volume

(dS)V = CV (dT)V/T (dS/dT)V = CV/T

Phase Change DStrans = DHtrans/Ttrans Carnot (Use °K)

Engine heff = (TH - TC)/TH Refrigerator COP = TC/(TH - TC) Heat Pump COP = TH/(TH - TC)

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