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Lesson 12: Thermodynamics Part II

Thermodynamics Part II

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A researcher carries out the following reaction at two different conditions to form methane gas: 

CS₂(g) + 4H₂(g) ---> CH₄(g) + 2H₂S(g) 

In Condition 1, the reaction is performed at 80 K and 0.025 atm, and the experimenter calculates the entropy of methane to be 200 J/molᐧK. In Condition 2, methane forms at 150 K and 0.005 atm. The entropy of methane in this condition is calculated to be 188 J/molᐧK. Did the experimenter make an error in his calculations, why or why not?

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The use of gas turbine engines is the most common way for airplanes to generate thrust. The gas within these engines undergoes a series of thermodynamic processes by which it eventually returns to its original state. Which of the following must be true of the gas turbine engine system once the cycle is complete?

I. The internal energy will have increased.

II. The work done on the system will be equal to the heat added to the system.

III. The pressure and volume will not have changed. 

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A physicist conducts an experiment in which he observes a closed system containing Ne and H₂ gas particles at two different points in time. He compares the state of the system at the beginning of the experiment to the state of the system at t = 2 hours. What must be true of the system 2 hours after the start of the experiment?

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