Discuss friction losses using the first and second theorems of thermodynamics. How do we compensate for pressure losses in real life?

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A: S=A(N2V2E)15 (a) The chemical potential is defined as : μ=-T∂S∂N μ=-T∂∂NA(N2V2E)15μ=-TA(V2E)15∂∂NN25…

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Q: A student rolls 2 dice (an object that is a cube with faces numbered 1-6). The dice are "fair,"…

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Q: In a very mild winter climate, a heat pump has heat transfer from an environment at 5.00C to one at…

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Q: Why is entropy change at constant pressure greater than entropy change at constant volume

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Q: Consider a car trip into the mountains. Construct a problem in which you calculate the overall…

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Q: Illustrate the entropy statement of the second law of thermodynamics?

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Q: Is the principal concern in the study of thermodynamics the amount of internal energy in a system or…

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Q: Explain the following simplified statements of the first and second laws of thermodynamics (a) First…

A: According to the first law of thermodynamics, energy can neither be created nor be destroyed. Here,…

Q: Give 3 applications of 0th law of thermodynamics in real life and explain how the law applies on…

A: Zeroth Law:-  It state Regarding temperature of system that  if three body like A, B & C at a…

Q: Give 3 examples of change in entropy of a system whether an increase or decrease in entropy in a…

A: Answer :- Entropy In simple way we can express as :-                      entropy is defined as…

Q: Explain the Thermodynamic Identities ?

A: The relations between Thermodynamics term (eg. entropy, temperature, internal energy, heat, etc.)…

Q: Can you give me an example of a thermodynamics system in your house. Is it an open system, closed…

A: Thermodynamics is one of the essential parts because it deals with the system of energy conservation…

Q: Write a note on “ENTROPY”.

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Q: Make an illustration of your analogy of spontaneity and second law of thermodynamics. Then explain…

A: Heat includes the exchange of energy from higher to bring down temperature. A virus object in touch…

Q: Describe how the evaporator in an air conditioner works in terms of the second la thermodynamics.

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Q: Give some examples of reversible processes.

A: Reversible processes in thermodynamics are such that both system and surroundings can return back to…

Q: Consider the PV diagram. Which among graphs represent a zero-work done by the system? A B D

A: PV diagram with 4 different curves is given. We need to determine the curve representative of zero…

Q: Consider the following quantities:  Heat Energy, Work, Change in Internal Energy and Change in…

A: Given quantities are : Heat Energy , Work , Change in internal Energy And change in entropy

Q: Consider the composite system, which is held at 298 K, shown in the following figure. Assuming ideal…

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Q: Explain why you can’t cool down your kitchen by leaving your refrigerator or freezer door open with…

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Q: In a thermodynamic system the expression for work done at constant pressure and volume change is…

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