Prévia do material em texto
SOLUTIONSMANUAL TO ACCOMPANY ATKINS' PHYSICAL CHEMISTRY 77 ∆S3 = m M Cp ,m(Cu(s)) ln( Tf Ti ) = 2.00 × 103 g 63.55 gmol−1 × (24.44 JK−1mol−1) × ln(3.30... × 10 2 K 273.15 K ) = +1.46... × 102 JK−1 �e overall entropy change for water is ∆S1 + ∆S2 = (−1.09... × 102 JK−1) + (−9.19... J K−1) = −118 JK−1 . �e entropy change change for copper block is ∆S3 = +146 JK−1 . �e total entropy change is therefore ∆Stot = ∆S1 + ∆S2 + ∆S3 = (−1.09... × 102 JK−1) + (−9.19... J K−1) + (+1.46... × 102 JK−1) = +27.8... J K−1 = +28 JK−1 . P3B.10 (a) Because the working substance is assumed to be a perfect gas, its internal energy depends on temperature only. DU as a function of temperature is given by [2A.15b–45], ∆U = CV∆T . Because the steps 1 and 3 are adiabatic, q1 = 0 and q3 = 0 .�us, from the First Law, ∆U = q +w, the work done in these steps is equal to the change in internal energy w1 = ∆U1 = CV(TB − TA) = nCV ,m(TB − TA) . w3 = ∆U3 = CV(TD − TC) = nCV ,m(TD − TC) . Because the steps 2 and 4 are at constant volume, nowork is done: w2 = 0 andw4 = 0 .�us, from the First Law, ∆U = q+w, the heat in these steps is equal to the change in internal energy q2 = ∆U2 = CV(TC − TB) = nCV ,m(TC − TB) . q4 = ∆U4 = CV(TA − TD) = nCV ,m(TA − TD) . (b) �e e�ciency is de�ned as η = ∣wcycle∣/∣q2∣, thus η = ∣wcycle∣ ∣q2∣ = ∣w1 +w3∣ ∣q2∣ = nCV ,m × ∣(TB − TA) + (TD − TC)∣ nCV ,m × ∣TC − TB∣ = ∣(TD − TA) − (TC − TB)∣ ∣TC − TB∣ = ∣TD − TA TC − TB − 1∣ = ∣1 − TD − TA TC − TB ∣ .