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liter atm mole joules mole consider internal energ

Liter atm mole joules mole consider internal energy

August 27, 2001

q ∆U

Sign conventions:
q > 0: heat input into the system from the surroundings.

w > 0: work done by the system on the surroundings. ∆U >0: when the internal energy of the system increase.

V=V(P,T); P=P(V,T); T=T(P,V)
U=U(P,T) = U(P,T) = U(P,V)
Treating U as a state variable: V=V(U,P) or V=V(U,T), etc.

Idea gas:

Charles’ law:

VP T 0 0 ) = V P T 0 , )

;

T 0 T
= cons .
PV = P V 00
T
U = N (3 k T ) = 3 RT

.

2 B 2

Usually, gases at very low pressures can be modeled as an idea gas because the interactions between particles are very weak.

C

q
=∆T

= δ q

C V
δ q �� V
dT
C P = � δ q

P

--- the heat capacity at constant pressure

dT
w = 2 PdV = 2 = P V 2 V 1 )
P dV
1 1

From the First Law

( U 2 + PV 2 ) ( U 1 + PV 1 ) = qp

Then for an isobaric process,

H 2 H 1 = ∆H = qp

.

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