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P*ΔV (pressure times change in volume) |
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The First law of thermodynamics |
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Energy cannot be created or destroyed. It can only change form. |
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The Second law of thermodynamics |
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The entropy of the universe must always either increase or remain the same. It can never decrease. |
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ΔU = q - W where ΔU is change in internat energy of the system |
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1. When work is positive 2. When work is negative |
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1. the system does work on the surroundings 2. the surroundings do work on the system |
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The work done whan a gas changes states = |
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The area beneath a P-V cuve |
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A process which occurs at constant pressure (P is constant use E10.4 to find W) |
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A process which occurs at constant temperature ΔU = 0 |
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A process which occurs at constant volume W = 0 |
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A process in which no heat is transferred between the system and the surroundings q = 0 |
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Work Done / Total Energy Input = (qh - qc)/qh = 1 - qc/qh |
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The Third law of thermodynamics |
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Is is impossible to reach a temperature of 0 K in a finite number of cooling steps |
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