Difference in final temperatures? Please show all steps
DATA:
Solution:
According to the gas ideal equation:
Where:
is the Pressure in the containers, which are equal.
is the volume
is the number of mole
is the ideal gas constant, which has a value of:
is the temperature.
Now, isolating from equation (1) we have:
The number of mole in both containers are the same, so:
Inserting (2) and data given values into equation (4) we have:
Solving we obtain:
Now, the heat added on each container is defined as:
or
Isolating from equation above we have:
Where, is the molar specific heat at a constant volume, which has a value of:
Now, replacing (5), (7) and data given values into equation (6) we get:
Solving we obtain:
Therefore, the final temperature on the container B is:
Replacing (5) , (9) and data given values into equation (10) we have:
Solving we obtain:
Now, the difference in the final temperatures is :
Solving we obtain:
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