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During a compression at a constant pressure of 250鈥塒补, the volume of an ideal gas decreases from 0.80鈥尘3to0.20鈥尘3 . The initial temperature is 360鈥块, and the gas loses 210鈥塉as heat.

  1. What is the change in internal energy of gas?
  2. What is the final temperature of the gas?

Short Answer

Expert verified
  1. The internal energy change in the gas is Q=60J.
  2. The final temperature of the gas is Tf=90鈥块.

Step by step solution

01

Concept

If during a process, the pressure of the gas remains constant, then the process is known as isobaric process. The work done (W)by the system during an isobaric process, is given as-

W=笔螖痴

Here P is the pressure and 螖痴is the change in volume.

02

Given

  1. Theconstant pressure is P=250鈥塒补
  2. The initial volume of the ideal gasisVi=0.80鈥尘3
  3. The final volume of the ideal gasisVf=0.20鈥尘3
  4. The initial temperature of thegas isTi=360鈥块
  5. The heat lost by the gas is Q=210鈥塉
03

(a)

The work done at constant pressure is

W=PVW=P(VfVi)

For the given values, we have-

W=250鈥塒补(0.20鈥尘30.80鈥尘3)

W=150鈥塉

The heat lost by the gas is Q=210鈥塉. From the first law of Thermodynamics-,

Eint=QWEint=210鈥塉(150鈥塉)

Eint=60鈥塉

04

(b)

(b) The final temperature of the gas:

According to Charles law, the volume of the gas is directly proportional to the temperature of the gas at constant temperature.

VT

We can apply this law for initial and final volume and temperature and take their ratio as

VfVi=TfTiTf=VfViTi

For the given values, we have-

Tf=0.20鈥尘30.80鈥尘3360鈥块=90鈥块

05

Conclusion

The decrease in internal energy of the gas is 60鈥塉 and the final temperature of the gas is 90鈥块.

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