Asked by mel
consider a mixture of air and gasoline vapor in a piston. original V is 30cm^3. if the combustion of misture releases 985J energy, to what volume will the gases expand against a constant pressure of 655 torr if all energy of combustion is converted into work ro push back the piston?
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Answered by
DrBob222
Mel--This answer doesn't look right to me so check it out.
work = -p(V2-V2)= -985
change p to atmospheres.
change V to liters.
I get something like 1,000 liters and that sounds far to large. Perhaps Bob Pursley will look at this.
work = -p(V2-V2)= -985
change p to atmospheres.
change V to liters.
I get something like 1,000 liters and that sounds far to large. Perhaps Bob Pursley will look at this.
Answered by
DrBob222
That should be -P(V2-V1) and solve for V2.
Also, last sentence should read "far too large."
Also, last sentence should read "far too large."
Answered by
bobpursley
type this in the Google search window:
985joules/655torr in liters
That gives you delta Volume.
985joules/655torr in liters
That gives you delta Volume.
Answered by
DrBob222
I found my problem. I didn't convert J to L-atm.
985 J/101.325 = 9.72
Then -9.72 = -(655/760)(V2-V1)
9.72 = 0.862V2 - 0.862*0.03
V2 = 11.3 liters.
985 J/101.325 = 9.72
Then -9.72 = -(655/760)(V2-V1)
9.72 = 0.862V2 - 0.862*0.03
V2 = 11.3 liters.
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