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if 1 mole of oxygen at 300k expand adiabatically from 8L to 15 L. Find the temperature of the given gas

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Answered by arunkulf
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Answer:

TV8-1 = const T₁V₁8-²1 = T₂ V₂₂² ४.1 300 V ³² -¹ = T(8V) ³²1

300 √ 7/³ = π(8y²² 300 = 2x2T

T= 75K

2019.03.04

Answered by fatimahzohra6
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Answer:

The temperature of the given gas is 233.276K.

Explanation:

It is given that 1 mole of oxygen at 300k expand adiabatically from 8L to 15 L.

So, no of moles of oxygen= n =1 mole

no of moles of oxygen= n =1 moleV1 = 8L

no of moles of oxygen= n =1 moleV1 = 8LV1= 15L

no of moles of oxygen= n =1 moleV1 = 8LV1= 15LT1= 300K

For the Adiabatic Process, we have

 p{v}^{ \gamma }  =  \: constant

p = pressure \: of \: the \: gas \\ v = volume \: of \: the \: gas \\  \gamma  = adiabatic \: constant \:

We know that,

pv = nRT

p = pressure \\ v = volume \\ n = no \: of \: moles \\ R = gas \: constant \: T = temperature

\: p =  \frac{nRT}{v}

putting the value of p in the Adiabatic equation, we get

 \frac{nRT}{v}  \times  {v}^{ \gamma }  = constant

As, value of n is 1 and R is a constant, so taking R to the R.H.S. we get,

 \frac{T}{v}  \times  {v}^{ \gamma }  = constant

or,

T \times  {v}^{ \gamma  - 1}  = constant

or,

T1 {v1}^{ \gamma   - 1}  = T2 {v2}^{ \gamma  - 1}

we \: know \: that \:  \gamma  = 1 +  \frac{2}{f}

where, f is the degree of freedom.

The degree of freedom ( f ) of Oxygen = 5.

so,

 \gamma  = 1 +  \frac{2}{5}  =  \frac{7}{5}

Then, putting the values of T1 =300K, V1= 8L, V2= 15L , we get

300 \times  {8}^{ \frac{7}{5}  - 1}  = T2 \times  {15}^{ \frac{7}{5}  - 1}

or,

300 \times  {8}^{ \frac{2}{5} }  = T2 \times  {15}^{ \frac{2}{5} }

or,

T2 =  \:  \frac{300 \times 2.297}{2.954}

or,

T2 = 233.276K

Conclusion: The temperature of the Oxygen gas is found to be 233.276K

For more about the Adiabatic Process following links are provided:

https://brainly.in/question/1074102?

https://brainly.in/question/7853335?

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