Question 1:
A.) Assume T vs v are the independent variables. The Heimholtz
function f can be expressed as a function of T and v. Expand f as
an exact differential.
B.) The Heimholtz function is defined as f = u - Ts. Find the
partial of f with respect to T at constant v.
C.) Draw a T (vertical axis) vs s (horizontal axis) graph. Using
following following formula for the change in entropy for an ideal,
draw the following process.
s2-s1=Cpln(T2/T1)-Rln(P2/P1)
-isentropic process(show the direction in which the pressure
increases)
-Isothermal process(show the direction in which the pressure
increases)
-Isobaric process
Question 1: A.) Assume T vs v are the independent variables. The Heimholtz function f can...
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