An imaginary ideal gas heat engine operates on thefollowing cycle:1. reversible increase in P of gas from P₂ to P, at constantV2, with temperature change from T₂ to T₁2. reversible adiabatic expansion from (P₁, V₂, T₁) to(P2,V1,T3)3. irreversible decrease in volume of gas at constantpressure P₂ from V, to V₂, with temperature change fromT3 to T₂Assuming that one mole of ideal gas is used and C, isconstant,a) draw the cycle on a PV diagram.calculate Q and W for each stepb)

In PV diagram, Pressure (P) is the y-axis and Volume (V) is the x-axis. The first step is reversible…

An imaginary ideal gas heat engine operates on the following cycle: 1. reversible increase in P of gas from P₂ to P, at constant V2, with temperature change from T₂ to T₁ 2. reversible adiabatic expansion from (P₁, V₂, T₁) to (P2,V₁T3) 3. irreversible decrease in volume of gas at constant pressure P₂ from V, to V₂, with temperature change from T3 to T₂ Assuming that one mole of ideal gas is used and C, is constant, a) draw the cycle on a PV diagram. calculate Q and W for each step b)

An imaginary ideal gas heat engine operates on the following cycle: 1. reversible increase in P of gas from P₂ to P, at constant V2, with temperature change from T₂ to T₁ 2. reversible adiabatic expansion from (P₁, V₂, T₁) to (P2,V₁T3) 3. irreversible decrease in volume of gas at constant pressure P₂ from V, to V₂, with temperature change from T3 to T₂ Assuming that one mole of ideal gas is used and C, is constant, a) draw the cycle on a PV diagram. calculate Q and W for each step b)

Principles of Modern Chemistry

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Chapter12: Thermodynamic Processes And Thermochemistry

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