Homework for Exam #3

Assignment #14 Sections 19-1 & 19-2 Due: Tue. Feb. 12
Assignment #15 Sections 19-1 & 19-2 Due: Wed. Feb. 13
Assignment #16 Sections 19-3 & 19-5 Due: Fri. Feb. 15
Assignment #17 Sections 19-5 & 19-6 Due: Mon. Feb. 19
Assignment #18 Section 19-9 Due: Wed. Feb. 20
EXAM #3 - FRIDAY FEB. 22 - CHAPTER 19
Topic Summery


START for EXAM #3 CHAPTER 19

Assignment #14 Sections 19-1 & 19-2 Due: Tue. Feb. 12
14. What is the final temperature of the following if 215 kJ {834 cal} of heat energy is added to each:
{ANS:} #14 (A)
40.9oC
(B)
2.39oC
(C)
8.33oC
(D)
11.1%
(E)
42.0oC


Assignment #15 Sections 19-1 & 19-2 Due: Wed. Feb. 13
15-1. A 500 Watt {750 W} electrical heater is placed in an insulated container into which 350 g {14.0 g} of ice at -13.0 oC and turn on. If no heat is exchanged with the environment,


15-2. An insulated container contain 3.90 kg {1.25 kg} of water at 20.0 oC. What is the final temperature if the following is added to the container ?

{ANS:} #15 15-1.
(A) 6.78 s
(B) 50.0 s

15-2.
(A) 50.0oC
(B) 30.9oC
(C) 5.66oC



Assignment #16 Sections 19-3 & 19-5 Due: Fri. Feb. 15
16. A cylinder fitted with a frictionless piston has an initial volume of 2.20 liters {3.30 l}. The cylinder's chamber contains an ideal gas ( cp = 20.8 J/mole/ 0C) under a pressure of 3.22x10 5 Pa at 28.0 oC initially. The Gas is allowed to expand to a final volume of 7.90 liters. Sketch the P-versus-V diagram for each of the following processes and determine (a) work done by the gas, (b) the final temperature, and (c) the final pressure of the gas if :

{ANS:} #16 (A)
1.48 kJ, 721 K, 322 kPa
(B)
928 J, 301 K, 135 kPa
(C)
3.39 kJ, 2580 K, 1.15 MPa


Assignment #17 Sections 19-5 & 19-6 Due: Mon. Feb. 19
17. A cylinder with an initial volume of 2.20 liters {3.30 l} is fitted with a frictionless piston. The cylinder's chamber contains an ideal gas ( cp = 20.8 J/mole/ oC) under a pressure of 3.22x10 5 Pa at 28.0 oC initially. Sketch the P-versus-V diagram for the gas when 910 cal {540 cal} of heat is added to the gas in the cylinder and
{ANS:} #17 (A) W = 0, DU = 2.26 kJ, Tf = 727 K, Pf = 777 kPa
(B) W = 903 J, DU = 1.36 kJ, Tf = 557 K, Vf = 6.01 l
(C) a = 2.96x10 10 N/m 8, Vf = 4.26 l, W = 410 J, DU = 1.85 kJ
(D) W = 2.26 kJ, DU = 0, Vf = 27.7 l, Pf = 38.4 kPa


Assignment #18 Section 19-9 Due: Wed. Feb. 20
18. A heat engine uses 1.30 g of air ( Cp = 1003.5 J/kg/ oC, Cv = 716.5 J/kg/ oC, M = 28.97 gram/mole) a working substance. Initially, call this point A, the air starts out compressed to a volume of 160 cm 3 {240 cc} and a temperature of 680 K {795 K}. The air is then allowed to rapidly expand to a pressure of 150 kPa {201 kPa}, call this point B, in such a way that no heat is lost from working substance while the engine does external work. The air is then compressed and cooled at a constant pressure until its volume is equal to its starting volume of 160 cm 3 {240 cc}, call this point C. During the final portion of the cycle, from point C back to A, the gas is heated while the volume remains fixed until the gas is back to its starting pressure, volume, and temperature.
{ANS:} #18 (A)
PA = 1.24 MPa, T A = 795 K, V A = 240 cc ,
PB = 201 kPa , T B = 473 K, V B = 878 cc ,
PC = 201 kPa , T C = 129 K, V C = 240 cc
(B) Wout = 300 J, Win = -128 J
(C) Qout = -448 J, Qin = 620 J
(D) DUAB = -300 J, DUBC = -320 J, DUCA = +620 J, DUnet = 0.00 J
(E) Wnet = 172 J, Qnet = 172 J

EXAM #3 - FRIDAY FEB. 22 - CHAPTER 19

First Law of Thermodynamics
Heat Capacities (Molar & Specific)
Latent Heat of Fusion & Vaporization

Ideal Gas Law

Thermal Processes & Cyclic Processes

Work & Internal Energy