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Carnot's Process: Isothermal Expansion (T Constant, V À V)

This document summarizes Carnot's cycle and the principles of thermodynamics. It describes four steps: 1) Isothermal expansion, 2) Adiabatic expansion, 3) Isothermal compression, 4) Adiabatic compression. It discusses how the efficiency of an ideal Carnot engine depends only on the temperature of the hot and cold reservoirs. The document also covers entropy, the second law of thermodynamics, and the statistical interpretation of entropy in terms of microscopic states.

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Carnot's Process: Isothermal Expansion (T Constant, V À V)

This document summarizes Carnot's cycle and the principles of thermodynamics. It describes four steps: 1) Isothermal expansion, 2) Adiabatic expansion, 3) Isothermal compression, 4) Adiabatic compression. It discusses how the efficiency of an ideal Carnot engine depends only on the temperature of the hot and cold reservoirs. The document also covers entropy, the second law of thermodynamics, and the statistical interpretation of entropy in terms of microscopic states.

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!

"#$ &'
lsoLhermal Lxpanslon (1 consLanL, v
1
! v
2
)




Slnce,


Pence,

Slnce v
2
> v
1
,
so AC
1
> 0
" PeaL ls added Lo Lhe gas
CarnoL's rocess


V
2
V
1
=
p
1
p
2
p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas
!U
1
= !W
1
+!Q
1
= 0
!Q
1
= "!W
1
dW = p
V
2
V
2
!
1
2
!
dV = "NkT
dV
V
= "NkT ln
V
2
V
1
#
$
%
&
'
(
V
1
V
2
!
!Q
1
= "!W
1
= NkT
H
ln
V
2
V
1
#
$
%
&
'
(
Lvery sLep ls reverslble
ldeal Cas
(ldeal Lnglne)
!"#$ ('
Adlabauc expanslon (1
h
! 1
c
, v
2
! v
3
)
1
h
> 1
c



Slnce AC
2
= 0 (Adlabauc),

8ecall,



ldeal gas,
1, v lndependenL
CarnoL's rocess


p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas
V
3
V
2
=
T
h
T
c
!
"
#
$
%
&
3
2
!W
2
= !U
2
dU
dT
= C
v
!U = C
v
(T
c
"T
h
)
C
v
=
3Nk
2
!"#$ )'
lsoLhermal Compresslon (1 consLanL , v
3
! v
4
)







Slnce v
4
< v
3
,
so AC
3
< 0
" PeaL loss from Lhe gas


CarnoL's rocess


p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas V
4
V
3
=
p
3
p
4
!U
3
= 0
!W
3
+!Q
3
= 0
!Q
3
= "!W
3
= NkT
c
ln
V
4
V
3
#
$
%
&
'
(
!"#$ *'
Adlabauc compresslon (1
c
! 1
h
, v
4
! v
1
)
1
h
> 1
c




Slnce AC
4
= 0,

CarnoL's rocess


p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas
V
1
V
4
=
T
c
T
h
!
"
#
$
%
&
3
2
!W
4
= !U
4
= C
v
(T
h
"T
c
)
+,#-.//'
Lnergy balance:


8ecall,

and

Pence,

Slnce,



"
CarnoL's rocess


p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas !U
total
= !Q
1
+!W
1
+!W
2
+!Q
3
+!W
3
+!W
4
V
3
V
2
=
T
h
T
c
!
"
#
$
%
&
3
2
V
1
V
4
=
T
c
T
h
!
"
#
$
%
&
3
2
V
3
V
2
=
V
4
V
1
!Q
1
= "!W
1
= NkT
H
ln
V
2
V
1
#
$
%
&
'
(
!Q
3
= "!W
3
= NkT
c
ln
V
4
V
3
#
$
%
&
'
(
!Q
1
T
h
+
!Q
3
T
c
= 0
valld for any
01210!3451 cycllc
process

+,#-.//'



Can be wrluen as:



16"-7$8 (exLenslve sLaLe funcuon)



! a measure of dlsorderess
CarnoL's rocess


p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas
!Q
1
T
h
+
!Q
3
T
c
= 0
valld for any
01210!3451 cycllc
process

!Q
rev
T
!
!
= 0
dS =
!Q
rev
T
19:;#6:8


SubsuLuLe..
.




Pence lf A1 #, q #
8uL Lhere's always heaL loss Lhrough paLh 3
So q < 1
CarnoL's rocess


p
0
v
S1
S2
l
ll
lll
lv
v
1
v
4
v
2
v
3
ldeal Cas
!W = !W
1
+!W
2
+!W
3
+!W
4
! =
T
h
!T
c
T
h
! =1!
T
c
T
h









Pess's Law
AP ls a sLaLe funcuon, Lherefore, lndependenL of paLh
Cne can add enLhalples for a serles of sLeps Lo geL Lhe deslred heaL of
reacuon
1hermochemlsLry

A+8
C
L
8eacuon coordlnaLe
AL
A+8
C
AP < 0
exoLhermlc
AP > 0
endoLhermlc
Lxample:

Assume ldeal mlxlng (well-mlxed)

8reakdown Lo elemenLary equauon:

1hermochemlsLry

2MgO(s) +SiO
2
(s) !Mg
2
SiO
4
(s)
2Mg(s) +Si(s) +2O
2
(g) !Mg
2
SiO
4
(s)
Mg(s) +
1
2
O
2
(g) !MgO(s)
Si(s) +O
2
(g) !SiO
2
(s)
2Mg(s) +Si(s) +2O
2
(g) !Mg
2
SiO
4
(s)
2MgO(s) +SiO
2
(s) !Mg
2
SiO
4
(s)
AP
o
= -600.7 k!
AP
o
= -910.6 k!
AP
o
= -2174.2 k!
AP
o
= -62.2 k!
2x (-)
(-)
(+)
1 dep. of AP
Clven AP(1
1
), C
p
(A), C
p
(8), C
p
(C), C
p
(u)

1hermochemlsLry

aA+bB !cC+dD
aA+bB !cC+dD
(1
1
) (1
1
)
(1
2
) (1
2
)
<&=
<(=
<)=
<*=
!H
1
= !H
4
+!H
3
+!H
2
!H
4
= aC
p
(A) +bC
p
(B)
"
#
$
%
dT = & aC
p
(A) +bC
p
(B)
"
#
$
%
dT
T
1
T
2
'
T
2
T
1
'
!H
3
=W = !H(T
1
)
!H
2
= cC
p
(C) +dC
p
(D)
"
#
$
%
dT
T
1
T
2
'
Lxample:
P
2
C (l) ! P
2
C (g) aL 1 aLm, 373k
AP
vap
= 9717 cal (1 cal = 4.2 [oules)
Llquld v = 0.018 L mol
-1
C
p
(l) = 18 cal mol
-1
k
-1
C
p
(g) = 8 cal mol
-1
k
-1
Assume ldeal behavlor

CalculaLe AP, Au, q, W when
1 mol of llquld waLer aL 1 aLm, 298 k(room Lemp) 600 k, 1 aLm
1hermochemlsLry

!,rev
" # ""
PeaL slowly
LnLropy of a !"#"!$%&'" process ls consLanL,
dS = 0
LnLropy of an %!!"#"!$%&'" process ln an lsolaLed sysLem whlch evolves Lowards
Lhermodynamlc equlllbrlum always lncreases ! maxlmum enLropy ls reached,
when equlllbrlum ls reached.
dS > 0

Second law, dS > 0 ( = only for reverslble process)




Second Law

!S =
q
T
1 2
q
1
1
> 1
2

glves heaL, AS $, so -ve


geLs heaL, AS #, so +ve


!S
1
=
q
T
1
!S
2
=
q
T
2
!S
1"2
= "
q
T
1
+
q
T
2
> 0
. ls Lhe sclence Lo use sLausucal Lechnlques Lo connecL mlcroscoplc behavlor
wlLh macroscoplc properues

Mlcroscoplc scale :
Approx. 10
23
aLoms/molecule
Lach has aL leasL 6 degrees of freedom (x, y, z, p
x
, p
y
, p
z
)
CompleLely lnLracLable
MlC8CS1A1L - exacL denluon (all posluons/momenLa) of Lhe mlcroscoplc
scale
Macroscoplc scale:
p, v, 1, n, C
v
, C
p
eLc.
MAC8CS1A1L
SLausucal Mechanlcs

uenluon:
U (n, v, L) - number of mlcrosLaLes ! number of sLaLes Lhe sysLem has for
glven n, v, L


LnLropy (Mlcroscoplc lnLerpreLauon)

A 8
p =
1
2
!
"
#
$
%
&
N
n = # of balls
v
l

v
f

Cne aLom:

n aLoms:



v
f
> v
l
" U(v
f
) > U(v
l
)

!(V
i
) = "V
i
!(V
i
) =!(V
i
)
N
= ("V
i
)
N
!(V
f
) = (!V
f
)
N
roporuonallLy facLor
Plgher probablllLy
Lower probablllLy
Connecung S Lo U
U
LoL
= U
1
U
2

S = S
1
+ S
2

Assume, S = ((U)
" S o ln U
S = k ln U where k = k
b
= 8olLzmann consLanL
1he enLropy ls a measure for Lhe number of posslble mlcrosLaLes of a sysLem
when a macrosLaLe ls glven

ArgumenLs:
S measures dlsorder"
U lncreases wlLh dlsorder"
LnLropy (Mlcroscoplc lnLerpreLauon)

S = k ln U
Why ls S logarlLhmlcally dependenL on U?
U measures phase space volume
S measures our lack of knowledge golng from mlcrosLaLe Lo macrosLaLe

Mlcroscoplc ! MacrosLaLe (S ls Lhe negauve of lnformauon)

** hase space:
Space of ___ dlmenslons, spanned by all posluons and momenLa, energy polnL
corresponds Lo a mlcrosLaLe of Lhe sysLem.

2
nd
Law:
(a) 1here ls no perpeLual movemenL (perpeLuum moblle) of Lhe second klnd -
l.e., lL ls an englne whlch Lransforms heaL lnLo work wlLh 100 emclency
(b) Lach lsolaLed macroscoplc sysLem wanLs Lo assume Lhe mosL probable
sLaLe (largesL # of mlcroscoplc reallzauon posslblllues).
LnLropy (Mlcroscoplc lnLerpreLauon)

Loslng lnformauon
S (v
l
) = k ln U(v
l
)
S (v
f
) = k ln U(v
f
)


LnLropy
!S = S(V
f
) "S(V
i
)
= k ln!(V
f
) "k ln!(V
i
)
= k ln(!V
f
)
N
"k ln(!V
i
)
N
= kN ln
V
f
V
i
#
$
%
&
'
(
!S = Rln
V
f
V
i
"
#
$
%
&
'
So,


ConsLanL ,

Pence,


LnLropy
dS =
dq
T
dS =
dH
T
dH = dU+ pdV
dU = dq ! pdV
dS =
dH
T
dS =
dH
dT
1
T
!
"
#
$
%
&
dT
dS =
C
p
T
dT
dS
S(T
i
)
S(T
f
)
'
=
C
p
T
dT
T
i
T
f
'
(S = C
p
ln
T
f
T
i
!
"
#
$
%
&
S(T
f
) = S(T
i
) +C
p
ln
T
f
T
i
!
"
#
$
%
&
AS
T
f
T
i
1
Change wlLh C
p

S ! 0 as 1 ! 0k
1hlrd law of Lhermodynamlcs:
1he enLropy of a perfecL crysLal, aL absoluLe zero kelvln, ls exacLly equal Lo
zero"
lL ls lmposslble Lo reach absoluLe 0" ln a nlLe number of sLeps
1 ! 0k, C
p
, C
v
! 0
lrom 0 Lo 1
f
,




When 1
f
! 0
lor S(1
f
) ! 0, C
p
! 0

1hlrd Law
S(T
f
) = S(0) +
C
p
T
dT
0
T
f
!
S(T
f
) =
C
p
T
dT
0
T
f
!
S
1
Zero
slope
lundamenLal Lhermodynamlc relauon:

SysLems whlch experlences change ln composluon, musL lnclude composluon
varlables.
Chemlcal poLenual

where n
l
, n
l
. are Lhe number of moles of specles l, [,.presenL ln Lhe sysLem

Comblnlng 1
sL
Law and 2
nd
Law
!G
!n
i
"
#
$
%
&
'
T, p,n
j
,...
=
i
!G
!n
i
"
#
$
%
&
'
T, p,n
j
,...
=
!U
!n
i
"
#
$
%
&
'
T, p,n
j
,...
=
!H
!n
i
"
#
$
%
&
'
T, p,n
j
,...
=
!A
!n
i
"
#
$
%
&
'
T, p,n
j
,...
=
i
dU = TdS ! pdV +
"
i
dn
i
dH = TdS +Vdp+
"
i
dn
i
dA = !SdT ! pdV +
"
i
dn
i
dG = !SdT +Vdp+
"
i
dn
i
dU = TdS ! pdV


8ecause all Lhe naLural varlables of Lhe lnLernal energy, u are exLenslve
quanuues, from Luler's homogeneous funcuon Lheorem,

Luler's equauon
ulerenual of Luler's equauon,


Compare:
Clbbs-uuhem relauon
Luler's Lquauon
dU = TdS ! pdV +
"
i
dn
i
U = TS ! pV +
"
i
N
i
dU = TdS ! pdV +
i
d
i
"
N
i
+SdT !VdP+ N
i
d
i
"

i
SdT !VdP+ N
i
d
i
"

i
= 0

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