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CHEM 433 – 10/7/11 III. 1st Law: “Machinery” (2.10) - Properties of dU= - Internal Pressure ( T ) - Thermal Expansion Coefficient () - Properties of dH = (maybe?) READ: FINISH CHAPTER 2 HW # 4 DUE HW# 5 out today – Due Next F

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CHEM 433 – 10/7/11. III. 1st Law: “Machinery” (2.10) - Properties of dU= - Internal Pressure (  T ) - Thermal Expansion Coefficient (  ) - Properties of dH = (maybe?) READ: FINISH CHAPTER 2 HW # 4 DUE HW# 5 out today – Due Next F. For an Ideal gas: V(T,p) = nRT/p - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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CHEM 433 – 10/7/11

III. 1st Law: “Machinery” (2.10)

- Properties of dU=

- Internal Pressure (T)

- Thermal Expansion Coefficient ()

- Properties of dH = (maybe?)

READ: FINISH CHAPTER 2

HW # 4 DUE

HW# 5 out today – Due Next F

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For an Ideal gas: V(T,p) = nRT/p

Derive and expression for for an ideal gas.

=1

V

∂V

∂T

⎝ ⎜

⎠ ⎟p

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An Illustration of the magnitude the effect of T:

Let’s assume that U= T,mV + Cv,mT

At 1.0 bar, heat 2.0°C, and compress by 100. cm3.

Cv,m = 27.3 J/mol KT= 840 Pa/mol

Calc U and compare terms (i.e. V vs. T):