Two thermally insulated vessels of equal volume are filled with air at tempratures 2T, T and pressures P, 2P respectively. If the valves joining the three vessels is opened, then equilibrium temprature will be
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n1 = p1v1RT1n2 = p2v2RT2
Given info : Two thermally insulated vessels of equal volume are filled with air at tempratures 2T₀ , T₀ and pressures P₀ , 2P₀ respectively.
To find : if the valve joining the vessel is opened, the equilibrium temperature will be...
solution : no of moles of air in the first vessel, n₁ = P₁V₁/RT₁
here P₁ = P₀, V₁ = V₀ (let) and T₁ = 2T₀
so, n₁ = P₀V₀/2RT₀ ....(1)
similarly, no of moles of air in the 2nd vessel, n₂ = 2P₀V₀/RT₀ ....(2)
if the valve joining the vessel is opened, no of moles of air would be, n = n₁ + n₂
= P₀V₀/2RT₀ + 2P₀V₀/RT₀
= 5P₀V₀/2RT₀
final volume , V = 2V₀
according to Boyle's law,
P₁V₁ + P₂V₂ = P(V₁ + V₂)
so, P = (P₁V₁ + P₂V₂)/(V₁ + V₂) = (P₀V₀ + 2P₀V₀)/(2V₀) = 3P₀/2
so, equilibrium Temperature, T = PV/nR
= {3P₀/2}{2V₀}/{5P₀V₀/2RT₀)R
= 6T₀/5
Therefore the equilibrium temperature would be 6T₀/5.