Question #216285

a lump of steel weighing 30kg at a temp of 427 degree celcius is dropped into 150kg of oil at 27 degree celsius. The specific heat capacity of the steel and the oil are 0.47 KJ/KgK and 2.5 KJ/KgK


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2021-07-12T16:22:27-0400

Gives


ms=30kg,T=700K,cs=0.47KJ/kgKm_s=30kg,T=700K,c_s=0.47KJ/kg-K

mo=150kg,co=2.5KJ/kgK,T=300Km_o=150kg,c_o=2.5KJ/kg-K,T=300K

(msT)s=(msT)o{(ms∆T)}_{s}={(ms∆T)}_{o}


30×0.47×(700T)=150×(T300)×2.530\times0.47\times(700-T)=150\times(T-300)\times2.5

14.1(700T)=375(T300)14.1(700-T)=375(T-300)

T=315KT=315K

entropy steel


(s)s=12dQT=12mcsdTT=mcslnT2T1(∆s)_s=\smallint_1^2\frac{dQ}{T}=\int_1^2\frac{mc_sdT}{T}=mc_sln\frac{T_2}{T_1}

(s)s=30×0.47×ln315700=11.25kJ/K(∆s)_s=30\times0.47\times ln\frac{315}{700}=-11.25kJ/K

Similarly



(s)o=150×2.5×ln315300=18.29kJ/K(∆s)_o=150\times2.5\times ln\frac{315}{300}=18.29kJ/K

sunivese=ss+so=11.25+18.29=7.03KJ/K∆s_{univese}=∆s_s+∆s_o=-11.25+18.29=7.03KJ/K


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