Question #120681

150g of a gas at 10.0°C and 1.0 atm pressure occupies 913L volume. The volume of the gas increases to 988L and its temperature increases to 41.5°C while the pressure remains constant. Calculate ΔE, q and w for the gas. (Specific heat of the gas = 5.2J/g°C and 1L.atm = 101.3J). [4 marks]

Expert's answer

ΔE = q + w - the first law of thermodynamics.

q=cmΔT=5.2J/g°C150g(41.5°C10°C)=24570Jq=c\cdot m\cdot\Delta T=5.2J/g°C\cdot150g \cdot(41.5°C-10°C)=24570J

w=pΔV=1atm(988L913L)=75Latm=75101.3J=7597.5J7598Jw=-p\cdot \Delta V=-1atm\cdot(988L-913L)=-75L\cdot atm=-75\cdot 101.3J=-7597.5J\approx7598J

ΔE=q+w=24570J7598J=16972J\Delta E=q+w=24570J-7598J=16972J


Answer:

ΔE=16975J\Delta E=16975J

q=24570Jq=24570J

w=7598Jw=7598J


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