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    1. This document contains a 4 question quiz on thermodynamics. It asks the student to: show the cyclic relationship between P, v, and T for an ideal gas; sketch intermolecular potential functions and write their mathematical forms; calculate the final temperature of an equilibrated gas system; and calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel. 2. The third question provides the equation of state and constants for gas A, asking the student to calculate the final temperature of the equilibrated system using this information. 3. The fourth question asks the student to calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel using the provided critical temperatures and

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    1. This document contains a 4 question quiz on thermodynamics. It asks the student to: show the cyclic relationship between P, v, and T for an ideal gas; sketch intermolecular potential functions and write their mathematical forms; calculate the final temperature of an equilibrated gas system; and calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel. 2. The third question provides the equation of state and constants for gas A, asking the student to calculate the final temperature of the equilibrated system using this information. 3. The fourth question asks the student to calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel using the provided critical temperatures and

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    1. This document contains a 4 question quiz on thermodynamics. It asks the student to: show the cyclic relationship between P, v, and T for an ideal gas; sketch intermolecular potential functions and write their mathematical forms; calculate the final temperature of an equilibrated gas system; and calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel. 2. The third question provides the equation of state and constants for gas A, asking the student to calculate the final temperature of the equilibrated system using this information. 3. The fourth question asks the student to calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel using the provided critical temperatures and

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    1. This document contains a 4 question quiz on thermodynamics. It asks the student to: show the cyclic relationship between P, v, and T for an ideal gas; sketch intermolecular potential functions and write their mathematical forms; calculate the final temperature of an equilibrated gas system; and calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel. 2. The third question provides the equation of state and constants for gas A, asking the student to calculate the final temperature of the equilibrated system using this information. 3. The fourth question asks the student to calculate pressures needed to store mixtures of propane and ethane in a vessel using the provided critical temperatures and

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    Quiz - Chotnical Engineering Thertnodynamics (CH 2010)

    Answer all questions. Maxirnurn Marks 25

    in P, v and T
    J, Show Chatan ideal gna followsthe cyclic relntionnliip
    '3 mark'
    [unctions (plot potential vs distance)
    2. Sketch the following inter-molecular

    (n) Jlnrd sphere


    (b) Sutherland
    (c) Lonnnrd-Joncs
    potential fimctions.
    Also write the mathematical form that describe the above mentioned
    '6 marks'
    The volume of each compartrnent
    3, A well-insulated, rigid vessel is divided into two compartments by a partition.
    is 0.1 ma, Onc compartmcnt initially contains 400 moles of gas A at 300 K, and the other compartment
    Gas A is non
    initiallyevacuated, The partition is then removedand the gas is allowed to equilibrate.
    of state:
    under thcsc circumstances but can be described well by the followingequation

    (1)
    t,-b Tv 2

    with constant
    a = 42(JKm 3/rn01 21 and b = 3.2 x 10¯5m 3/mol

    You may take the ideal gas heat capacity of gas A to be


    = (3/2)R
    tn3Pa
    where R is the universal gas constant (= 8.3147K)
    Calculate the final temperature
    [S marks}

    4. Given the critical temperature and pressure for propane (Pc=42.24bar and Tc=370K) and ethane (Pc=4S.qy
    bar and K), calculate the following(Note 1 bar=100000 Pa and R = 8.314J/(mol.K)):

    (a) The pressure needed to fill a 0.1 rn3 vessel at room temperature (295 K) to store 50 mol of propane
    of
    (b) The pressure needed to fill a 0.1 mgvessel at room temperature (295 K) to store a mixture of 20 mol
    propane and 30 mol of ethane
    [7 marks]

    [Endl
    A. Equation or seate

    van der Waals


    RI' a 3

    Redlich-Kwong
    1
    = —0.2599 + 0.2599)'
    Soave-Redlich-Kwong
    RI' aa(T) 0.42748R21? 0.08664RTc
    v —b¯ v(v + b)'

    K = 0.480 + 1.574W — 0.170

    Peng-Robinson
    aa(T) 0.45724R2T? 0.07780RTc
    v —b v(v + b) + b(v

    = 0.37464+ 1.54226W — 0.269929

    B. Calculation of As, Au and Ah using Equation of state

    Relations in terms of independent variables T and v

    dv; Au = c-vdT+ T —

    Relations in terms of independent variables T and P

    CPU'+

    C. Determination of parameters for binary mixtures

    amia = y?aal + + bmix = Ylbl +

    au = v'G(1 —k12); B,nix= + + y3B22

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