Sub: Thermodynamics-Chemical Engineering
In reversible expansion process initial or final internal energy is higher?
Explain Why?
From the first law of thermodynamics
dQ = ΔU + dW ........... Eq1
Where dQ = net heat transfer
ΔU = change in internal energy
dW = net work done
For adiabatic process, there is no heat exchange
Q=0
For expansion process
dW > 0
From eq1
0 = ΔU + dW
∆U < 0
U2 - U1 < 0
U1 > U2
Initial internal energy is higher.
Sub: Thermodynamics-Chemical Engineering In reversible expansion process initial or final internal energy is higher? Explain Why?
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