Thermodynamics Lecture 1 Flashcards

1
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What Is a property

A

A property can be defined as any quantity that depends on the state of the
system and is INDEPENDENT of the path by which the system arrived at
the given state

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2
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Intensive meaning

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properties do not depend on the mass of substance in a system. (e.g.
pressure and temperature)

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3
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Extensive meaning

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Extensive properties depend on the mass of substance in a system. (e.g. volume
– the volume of 10kg of substance is ten times greater than the volume of 1kg of
the same substance)

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4
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Specific

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(extensive) properties are reduced to unit mass of substance to acquire
the meaning of intensive properties. For instance the specific volume

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5
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Isothermal process

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An Isothermal process is a
constant temperature process

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6
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Isometric process (isochoric)

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An Isometric process (isochoric)
is a constant volume process

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7
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Isobaric process

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An Isobaric process is a constant
pressure process

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8
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Adiabatic process

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An Adiabatic process is a process in
which heat does not cross the system
boundary

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9
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isentropic

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The term “isentropic” means constant entropy. A process during which the
entropy remains constant is called an isentropic process, which is
characterized by

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