CHEM 11200 Chapter Notes - Chapter 1: Ideal Gas Law, Supersaturation, Ideal Gas
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Chemistry 12200 solutions to problem set 1 due fri. jan 10, 2014 in lecture. Feel free to use these solutions to prepare the correction to turn. In on mon (to your ta"s box on the second floor) for the remaining 10 points, But of course explain why your original solution was in error. Definition of pv work done on the system (note: the work done by the system is w) E = q + w (or euniv = 0) (note: the mcats still use the old convention that e = q w so their w is the work done on the system and would be defined as ! H = qp careful, this one can only be used for const pinternal processes or reactions. Ideal gas law pv = nrt and c p = c v +r (any ideal gas)
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