Thermodynamics, PV Diagrams, Internal Energy, Heat, Work, Isothermal, Adiabatic, Isobaric, Physics

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This video is excellent. Thank you. When explaining the Isothermal Process at 2:59:50 you state that W=nRTln[Vf/Vo) and W=nRTln[Pf/Po] is that a mistake? W=nRTln[Po/Pf]

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Isn't work done by a system negative? (In Question 1) I think he said it to be in par with the equation (which is actually, U = Q + W, not U = Q - W)

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in physics U=Q-W , in chemistry U=Q+W (Thermodynamics is a physic lesson so we use U=Q-W)

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on the problem around 1:14.06 it should be [5/2 R ] because it is at constant pressure, at constant volume it would be [3/2 R] why is 3/2 R or is it a mistake?

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For a monoatomic gas, [5/2 R] is the Cp, while [3/2 R] is the Cv. Cp is used in the equation Q = n Cp dT where Q (heat transfer) is being calculated. However in this case, *dU* (change in internal energy) is being calculated, where dU = n *Cv* dT is used, so [3/2 R] is correct.

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[@ABCD_V]

You have used old equation of internal energy i.e dE=q-w but as per IUPAC the new equation has been changed i.e. dE=q+w. Due to this the sign convention of work will change i.e. work done BY the system is taken as NEGATIVE and ON the system is POSITIVE.#Thank you😊

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So are his calculations for work incorrect?

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No they are correct.

[@alicialutchman211]

Okay. Thank you

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Welcome

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You would be correct if this was chemistry. However, in physics we take the POV of the surroundings which means dE=q-w. Confusing I know, but correct he is. In physics W="+" when work is done by the system. In chemistry it is the opposite because the POV is reverse.

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May I ask. Why do you use the universal gas constant (8.3145j/kg-k) for R in computing Cp and Cv instead of using the actual gas constants of the elements?

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I am wondering about the same, universal gas constant is being used throughout the video instead of specific gas constant.

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