Calculate the change in total entropy of system and surroundings for a isothermal irreversible expansion of...
Calculate the change in total entropy of system and surroundings for a isothermal irreversible expansion of 1.9 mol of a perfect gas from 7.3 L to 18.4 L against a constant external pressure of 1.9 bar at 298 K.
Answer is 7.5 but I want to understand how to get to that answer.
Homework Answers
The complete calculation of the total change in entropy is given as below:-
So, the total change in entropy for 1 mole = 7.68 J/K and the total change in entropy for 1.9 mole = 14.6 J/K.
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