Write and simplify the energy balance for the next process, and indicate if the terms of...
Write and simplify the energy balance for the next process, and
indicate if the terms of heat and work other than zero are positive
or negative.
a) A tray filled with water at 20 ° C is placed in the freezer. The
water turns to ice at -5 ° C.
b) The steam enters a rotating turbine and rotates an axis
connected to a generator. The steam inlet and outlet ports are at
the same height. Some of the energy is transferred to the
surroundings as heat.
c) A chemical reaction is carried out in a rigid, closed and
adiabatic container.
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