Derivations Flashcards

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derive the work during an isothermal process

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W = nRTln[V(1)/V(2)]

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derive the work done during an isobaric

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W = P(1)[V(1)-V(2)]

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derive the work done during an adiabatic process

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W = [P(1)V(1) - P(2)V(2)]/[1-γ]

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derive enthalpy H

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dU = TdS - PdV

dU = dU/dS)(V) dS + dU/dV)(S) dV

dV = dV/dT)(P) dT + dV/dP)(T) dP

δQ = dU+PdV

substitute dU and dV

H = U + PV

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derive C(P)

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from the differential form of H

gives on the formula sheet

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enthalpy and Bernoulli’s equation

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ΔH = Q - W(d)

ΔH + Δ(E(k) + E(p))(bulk) = Q - W

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derive Clausius inequality

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draw a diagram for a composite system

total work = ΣδW(i)

total heat = Σ(i) T(0)/T(i) δQ(i)

apply the first law

gives clausius inequality

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derive the entropy showing it is a function of the state

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start from Clausius inequality and integrate from f to i and i to f . it is path independent hence a function of the state. same can be said for the reverse.

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derive the expaned form of the joule-kelvin coefficient

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µ = (∂T/∂P)(H) from formula sheet

apply cyclical rule

identify C(P) = (∂H/∂T)(P)

use maxwell’s equation

to yield on formula sheet

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determine the functional form for the inversion temperature of a van der Waals gas

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van dar waals equation

take the partial derivative

equate to joule kelvin

eliminate pressure

substitute the derivative expression

and insert into joule-kelvin

lead to a lim on T = 2a/Rb

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derive the Clausius Clapeyron equation

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start from

(∂P/∂T)(V)

g1(A) = g2(A)

dg1 = dg2

dg = dP/ρ - set

dP/dT = [S2 - S1]/[V2 - V1]

leads yo clausius clapeyron equation

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derive the density of states for a particle in a 3d box

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ε(i) = ℏ^2/2m (kx^2+ky^2+kz^2)

1/8 4πk^2 dk = π/2 k^2 dk

1/2πk^2dk/[π^3/L^2] = Vk^2dk/ 2π^2

gives g(k)dk on formula sheet

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derive the Maxwell-Boltzmann distribution

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f(k) = N exp[{ε(k)/k(B)T)}/Z] g(k)dk

where Z = L^3 (mk(B)T/2πℏ^2)^3/2

gives the maxwell-boltzmann distribution

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