One mole of an ideal gas undergoes an isochoric
change from A to B and then an isobaric change
from B to C. The temperature at A and also at C
is 27°C. Find the total amount of heat absorbed
by the gas in the entire process.
(1) 150 R (2) 400 R (3) 250 R (4) 300 R
Answers
Given :
One mole of an ideal gas undergoes an isochoric change from A to B and then an isobaric change from B to C
The temperature at A = 27° c
The temperature at B = 27° c
To Find :
Total amount of heat absorbed
Solution :
Let The pressure at point A = P
And The volume at point A = V
Using Ideal gas equation at A
i.e P V = n R T where number of mole = n = 1
Or, , P V = R T .............(1)
∵ From point A to point b , there is a isochoric process
So, At isochoric process , volume = constant
And Temperature at point B = = (given)
∴ At constant volume
=
Or, =
Or, = n
And Pressure at point B = = ............2
Again
From point B to Point C , There is Isobaric process
So, At Isobaric process , pressure = constant
Thus pressure at point C = pressure at point B
I.e = =
And =
∵ =
So, =
∴ = n
Now,
As the initial and final temperature of the gas is same, thus the change in internal energy after both the processes is zero
i.e Δ = 0 .............3
So, Total work done in going from A to C
i.e = +
= 0 + ( - )
= 0 + ( n V - V )
= 0 + P V ( 1 - )
i.e = P V ( 1 - ) ...........4
From The law of Thermodynamics
Heat absorbed = change in internal energy + change in work done
i.e Δ = Δ + Δ
Or, = 0 + P V ( 1 - ) ( from eq 3 and eq 4 )
or, Δ = P V ( 1 - )
Or, Δ = RT ( 1 - ) ( from eq 1)
Or, Δ = RT
For T = 27°
i.e T = 273° + 27° = 300 kelvin
∴ Δ = 300 R
Hence, The total amount of heat absorbed by the gas in the entire process is 300 R Answer