A closed system of 2 moles of helium gas ( monatomic) (M=4 g/mol) goes through the...
A closed system of 2 moles of helium gas ( monatomic) (M=4 g/mol) goes through the following reversible process:
Process1->2: Isothermic expansion at T=400k form V1=.03 m^3 to V2=.12 m^3
Process 2->3: Adiabatic expansion to T= 325 K and V3 = .2 m^3
Process 3->4: Isothermic compression at T=325K to P4 = 1.1*10^5 Pa
Process 4->1: Adiabatic compression (from state 4 back to state 1)
A) sketch a PV diagram of tis cycle
B) sketch a ST diagram of this cycle
C) Fill out the two tables
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property |
State 1 | State 2 | State 3 | State 4 |
| pressure | ||||
| volume | ||||
| temp |
| Process 1->2 | Process 2->3 | Process 3->4 | Process 4->1 | Cycle | |
| Work | |||||
| Heat Transfer | |||||
| (delta) U | |||||
| Change in entropy |
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