Science, asked by joshyantony, 6 months ago

The work done on the system when one mole of an ideal gas is compressed isothermally to a final
volume of 0.01 m at constant external pressure
of 5 bar is 20 kJ. What is initial volume of the gas?
1) 0.05 m3
2) 0.025 m3
3) 0.04 m3
4) 0.03 m3​

Answers

Answered by aswinachoozzzakm
7

Answer:

0.05 m3

Explanation:

From the equation

W=-Pex(Vf-Vi)

W=20 kJ = 20000 J

Vf=.01 m3

The only value that gives 20kJ is Vi=.05m3

Answered by steffiaspinno
5

0.05 m3 is the answer, i.e. first option.

Explanation:

Based on the equation

W=-Pex(Vf-Vi)

20000 J = W=20 kJ

Vf =.0001 m3

Vi=.05m3 is the only value that yields 20kJ.

system: a subset of the cosmos under investigation.

universe: a portion of the universe that exists outside of the system.

Heat (q) is negative when given out (exothermic) and positive when absorbed (endothermic).

work (w): work performed by the system is negative, but work performed on the system is positive. PV work may be estimated as follows: w = -Pex(V) = -Pex(Vf - V)

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