Q2/(A): what are the various types of open system ?B A particular substance undergoes a mechanically reversible processexpanding from an initiat state of 20 bar to a final state of 8 bar. The path forthe process is described by the equation:0.036Where P is in bar and v is in m. ifAu for theP=change of state is ( - 1400 I), Determine w, Q and AH?

Open systems are those system in which both mass and energy interaction can takes place. All the…

Q2/(A): What are the various types of open system ? BA particular substance undergoes a mechanically reversible process expanding from an initial state of 20 bar to a final state of 8 bar. The path for the process is described by the equation: 0.036 , Where P is in bar and v is in m. if AU for the P= change of state is ( - 1400 I), Determine W, Q and AH?

Q2/(A): What are the various types of open system ? BA particular substance undergoes a mechanically reversible process expanding from an initial state of 20 bar to a final state of 8 bar. The path for the process is described by the equation: 0.036 , Where P is in bar and v is in m. if AU for the P= change of state is ( - 1400 I), Determine W, Q and AH?

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