PHYS-4420 THERMODYNAMICS & STATISTICAL MECHANICS SPRING 2006 Class Activity - Class 7 February 7, 2006 Name___________ANSWERS________________ Do problem 7-3 from the textbook. Since many of you do not have the textbook with you, it is given here. (Hint: Do not believe all the answers in the back of the book.) Calculate the change in the entropy of the universe as a result of each of the following processes: (a) A copper block of mass 0.4 kg and heat capacity 150 J/K at 100ºC is placed in a lake at 10ºC. (b) The same block at 10ºC is dropped from a height of 100 m into the lake. (c) Two similar blocks at 100ºC and 10ºC are joined together. (Hint: See problem 7-8, or today’s lecture notes. (d) One kilomole of a gas at 0ºC is expanded reversibly and isothermally to twice its initial volume. (e) One kilomole of a gas at 0ºC is expanded reversibly and adiabatically to twice its initial volume. T dT 283 K CP ln 2 (150 J/K) ln 41.4 J/K T T 373 K T1 Q CP (T1 T2 ) (150 J/K)(373 K 283 K ) Slake 47.7 J/K T2 T2 283 K Suniverse = Sblock + Slake = – 41.4 J/K + 47.7 J/K (a) Sblock CP T2 1 (b) Sblock = 0 Q mgh (0.4 kg) (9.8 m/s 2 )(100 m) Slake 1.39 J/K T2 T2 283 K Suniverse = Sblock + Slake = 0 + 1.39 J/K Suniverse = 6.3 J/K Suniverse = 1.39 J/K T T 373 K 283 K 2.85 J/K (c) Sblocks 2CP ln 1 2 2(150 J/K)ln 2 TT 1 2 2 (373 K)(283 K) Ssurroundings = 0 Suniverse = Sblocks + Ssurroundings = 2.85 J/K + 0 Suniverse = 2.85 J/K (d) Since the process is reversible, Suniverse = 0 For the isothermal process, dU = 0, so đQ = đW = PdV. 2V0 PdV 2V0 RT dV 2V0 dV 2V S gas R R ln 0 R ln 2 5.76 103 J/K V0 V0 V0 T V T V V0 Ssurroundings = – 5.76 ×103 J/K (e) Since the process is reversible, Sgas = 0 and Ssurroundings = 0 Suniverse = 0