A gas following the p V trajectory of (Figure 1) does 80 J of work per cycle.
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Part A
What is pmax ?
Area of triangle A = 80 J
Base = 600E-6 m^3
Height = 2A/base = 2*80/600E-6 = 266667 Pa
Baseline pressure = 100000 Pa
Pmax = 366667 Pa = 366.67 KPa
A gas following the p V trajectory of (Figure 1) does 80 J of work per cycle.
A gas following the pV
trajectory of the figure does 637.511 J of work per cycle. What is
Pmax in Pascals?
P (kPa) max 100 V (cm') 0 200 400 600 800
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The pV diagram in the figure shows a cycle of
a heat engine that uses 0.250 mole of an ideal gas having
?=1.40. The curved part ab of the cycle
is adiabatic.
Part A
Find the pressure of the gas at point a.
(SOLVED)
Pa = 12.3 atm
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Part B
How much heat enters this gas per cycle?
Qin = J
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Part C
Where does the entering of heat happen?
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Part D
How much heat leaves this...
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