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general physics 1 question..15 POINTS!!!?

1. A cubic box of volume 3.90 X 10^-3 m^3 is filled with an ideal gas at atmospheric pressure at 20 degrees Celsius. The box is closed and heated to a temperature of 180 degrees Celsius.

a) What is the gauge pressure in the box, assuming that the box's volume remains constant
b) What is the net force on one side of the box due to air pressure? (V=L^3, P(atm) 1.013 X 10^5 Pa, R= 8.315 J/(mol K))

2. An ideal gas is adiabatically compressed by a process which does 300 J of work on the system.

a) How much heat was given off?
b) What was the change in internal energy of the gas?
c) What happened to the temperature of the gas? Explain.

3. An ideal gas is isothermally expanded giving up 500 J of heat.

a) What was the change in the internal energy of the gas?
b) How much work did the gas do?

1a)

From the ideal gas law:
PV = nRT
P = nRT / V

P originally was atmospheric: 1.013 X 10^5 Pa

T inside is multiplied by (180 + 273.15) / (20 + 273.15) = 1.5458 so the pressure inside becomes

(1.013 X 10^5 Pa) x 1.5458 = 1.566 X 10^5 Pa

Gauge pressure is inside pressure minus outside pressure:
1.566 X 10^5 Pa - 1.013 X 10^5 Pa
= 5.529 X 10^4 Pa <=====Answer 1a)

1b) A cube has a side of the length of the cube root of the volume. A side of the cube is the square of this length. So the area of a side of a cube is volume^(2/3)

area = volume^(2/3)
= [3.90 X 10^-3 m^3]^(2/3)
= 0.0247767 m^2

Net force is gauge pressure times area:

[5.529 X 10^4 Pa] x 0.0247767 m^2

=1369.9 Newtons <====== Answer to 1b)

2a) No heat is added or given off in an adiabatic process
zero <==== Answer to 2a

2b) Since to heat was added or removed (adiabatic), the change in internal energy is the work done on the system:
300J <===== Answer to 2b

2c) Temperature of a given system depends on the internal energy. Since the internal energy went up:

The temperature goes up <====== Answer to 2c

3) ??? This is strange. An isothermally expanding gas should ABSORB heat to maintain constant temperature.

3a) Internal energy depends on the temperature. Since the process was isothermal, the temperature did not change and therefore:

The change in internal energy did not change. <===== Answer to 3a

3b) I have to assume you meant 500 J was absorbed (not given up). Since the change in internal energy was zero, the work done has to equal the heat absorbed.

500 J <=== Answer for 3b ???

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