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the internal energy of 1 mole of nitrogen at 300 k is about 625 j. its internal energy at 400 k will be about​

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Answered by chhotiv03
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Answer:

Calculate the internal energy of one gram mole of nitrogen at 150^∘C assuming it to be an ideal gas.

625 ‎| Must include: 625

Answered by shritik1605sl
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Answer:

Internal energy at 400k is U = 2703.5J

Explanation:

Nitrogen (N_{2}) is a diatomic gas.

C_{v} for diatomic gas = n(2.5R)

n is the no. of moles.

Where R is the universal gas constant and is equal to 8.314 J⋅K^{-1}mol^{-1}.

C_{v} for N_{2} is (1)(2.5)( 8.314 ).

ΔU= C_{v}ΔT

∴U - 625 = 20.785(400 - 300)

∴U=625 + 2078.5.

Hence, internal energy at 400k is U = 2703.5J.

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21 MAY 2022

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