ChE Thermodynamics Flashcards

1
Q

Which law is the basis for the manufacture of thermometer?

A

Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics (thermal equilibrium)

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2
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Who coined the Zeroth Law of Thermodynamics?

A

Ralph Howard Fowler

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3
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These properties depend on the current state of the system and not on how the system reaches that state

A

State functions

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4
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Other name for the first law of thermodynamics

A

Law of Conservation of Energy (energy can neither be created nor destroyed and can only be transformed in various forms)

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5
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Who coined the Law of Conservation of Energy?

A

Rudolf Julius Emmanuel Clausius

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6
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Examples of state functions

A

Enthalpy (H), Entropy (S), Temperature, Pressure, Internal Energy

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7
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Examples of path functions

A

Heat (Q) and Work (W)

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8
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Which of the following statement is correct?
A. The standard heat of formation of an element is negative.
B. Since dH = dU + dPV and can never be equal to dU
C. Q and W are state functions
D. Q + W is a state function

A

D.

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9
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Formula for internal energy (U)

A

U = Q + W

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10
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It is the energy needed to create the system

A

Internal Energy (U)

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11
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It is the total heat of the system

A

Enthalpy (H)

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12
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Formula for enthalpy

A

dH = dU + dPV

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13
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For constant volume (isochoric) process, heat (Q) is equal to?

A

Internal energy (U)

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14
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For constant pressure (isobaric) process, heat (Q) is equal to?

A

Enthalpy (H)

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15
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Formula for enthalpy (H) during isobaric processes

A

dH = integral of CpdT

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16
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Formula for internal energy (U) during isochoric processes

A

dU = integral of CvdT

17
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Formula for CV at constant volume process

A

Cv = (partial derivative of U)/(partial derivative of T)

18
Q

Equation which relates pressure, volume, and temperature of a gas is called

A

Equation of state

19
Q

The equation, PV=nRT is best obeyed by gases at

A

low pressure, high temp

20
Q

The compressibility factor of a gas is:
A) not a function of pressure
B) not a function of its nature
C) not a function of its temperature
D) Unity, as it followes PV=nRT

A

D.

21
Q

For monoatomic gases, Cp/Cv is equal to?

A

1.67

22
Q

For diatomic gases, Cp/Cv is equal to?

A

1.4

23
Q

Cp and Cv formulas for monoatomic gases

A

Cp = 5R/2
Cv = 3R/2

24
Q

Cp and Cv formula for diatomic gases

A

Cp = 7R/2
Cv = 5R/2

25
Q

What happens to the internal energy of a gas during an isothermal process?

A

Remains unchanged

26
Q

In an adiabatic process

A

Heat transfer is zero

27
Q

From PV^n, when n=0, the process is

A

Isobaric

28
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From PV^n, when n=1, the process is

A

Isothermal

29
Q

From PV^n, when n=sigma, the process is

A

Adiabatic

30
Q

A solid is transformed into vapor without going through the liquid phase at?

A

Below the triple point, or at triple point

31
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Formula for irreversible work when reversible work is positive

A

Wirrev= Wrev/efficiency

32
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Formula for irreversible work when reversible work is negative

A

Wirrev= Wrev(efficiency)

33
Q

Other formula for virial coefficient of state

A

PV/RT = (1+ B/V+ C/V^2)

34
Q

Adiabatic Relations Page sa perry’s

A

10-64

35
Q

Actual work divided by the corresponding ideal work is known as ___ efficiency.

A

Turbine

36
Q

Heat capacity is defined as C = dQ/dT, what is the difficulty about the relationship of C to Q which are supposedly state functions?
A. It is a process-dependent quantity
B. It indicates that small temp changes have smaller capacities
C. It is not an intensive property
D. It presents heat as energy in transit

A

A.

37
Q

Which gives the most work we can get out of an adiabatic system?

A

Reversible expansion

38
Q

What happens to delta U when work is done by the system during the adiabatic expansion of ideal gas?

A

Decreases

39
Q

Formula for Tr and Pr

A

Tr = T/Tc
Pr = P/Pc