Option a) - The change in internal energy = -88.5 J
Option b) - Energy that must be added to the gas by heat for the indirect path IAF to give the same change in internal energy = 722 J
According to the data given in the question,
The energy added to gas by heat = 444 J.
The path of the gas = from I to F diagonally.
a) The change in internal energy of the gas,
Work done by the gas as it moves along a direct path IF,
W = - ( - the area that is under the curve )
W = - [ ( 1.00 atm ) (4L - 2L) + [tex]\frac{1}{2}[/tex](4 - 1)(4 - 2) ]
W = - 5 atmL
The change in internal energy is given as = Δu
Δu = Q + W
Δu = 444 J - 5 atm.L
Δu = - [tex][ \frac{1.019 * 10^{3} }{1 atm} ] [\frac{10^{-4} * m^{4} }{1L} ][/tex]
Δu = -88.5 J
b) Energy to be added = Q
W = -(4) (4 -2) [tex][ \frac{1.019 * 10^{3} }{1 atm} ] [\frac{10^{-4} * m^{3} }{1L} ][/tex]
W = -810 J
By the usage of Thermodynamics's first law-
Q = Δu - W
Q = -88.5 J - ( - 810 J )
Q = 722 J
Therefore,
Option a) - The change in internal energy = -88.5 J
Option b) - Energy that must be added to the gas by heat for the indirect path IAF to give the same change in internal energy = 722 J
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