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Physics 2049 Take Home Test I Name A 0.1 mole sample of an ideal diatomic gas (y=1.4) undergoes the following cyclic process: it Is first compressed at a constant pressure of I atm from 2.46 liters to I liter, it then undergoes a sudden pressure increase to 3 atm constant volume it then undergoes ;ui isothcrmal.il expansion followed by an adiabatic expansion back to its original state. (2 points/answer) Find the pressure and volume at Point D where the change from isothermal to adiabatic expansion occurs. Find the change in internal energy for each part of this process and the change in internal energy for the entire cycle. Find the Q for each part of the process and the Q for the entire process Find the work done for each pan of this process and the total work done during the cycle. Find the change in entropy for each part of the process and the entire cycle. Is this an engine or a refrigerator? If this is an engine compute the efficiency. If it is a refrigerator compute the coefficient of performance instead.
Physics 2049 Take Home Test I Name A 0.1 mole sample of an ideal diatomic gas (y=1.4) undergoes the following cyclic process: it Is first compressed at a constant pressure of I atm from 2.46 liters to I liter, it then undergoes a sudden pressure increase to 3 atm constant volume it then undergoes ;ui isothcrmal.il expansion followed by an adiabatic expansion back to its original state. (2 points/answer) Find the pressure and volume at Point D where the change from isothermal to adiabatic expansion occurs. Find the change in internal energy for each part of this process and the change in internal energy for the entire cycle. Find the Q for each part of the process and the Q for the entire process Find the work done for each pan of this process and the total work done during the cycle. Find the change in entropy for each part of the process and the entire cycle. Is this an engine or a refrigerator? If this is an engine compute the efficiency. If it is a refrigerator compute the coefficient of performance instead.