In: Chemistry
The data we know is showed in the table:
T(K) | V(L) | P(atm) | |
1 | 273.15 | ? | P atm +P spring = 9.89 |
2 | ? | 70 | P atm +P spring = 9.89 |
3 | ? | 70 | 11.84 |
a) First it is important to know the molar mass of the R-134a (1,1,1,2-Tetrafluoroethane) which is
102.03 g/mol (from internet) . So of the 2.5 kg only we have a 10 % of refrigerant: 2500gx10/100 = 250 g of refrigerant moles of refrigerant = 250 g /102.03 = 2.4502 moles assuming a gas ideal behavioiur we have: PV =nRT Solving for V V = nRT/P = 2.4502x0.082x273.15K/9.89 = 5.55 L Temperature at state 2 and temp at state 3 state 2 V1/V2 = T1/T2 Solving for T2 T2= T1V2/V1 = 273.15 x 70L /5.55 L = 3443.2 K temp state 3 P1/P2 = T1/T2 . Solving for T2 = T1P2/P1 = 3443.2x11.84/9.89 = 4122.09 K Part 2 There are two process isobaric expansion (from state 1 to 2) and isochoric heating. For the first one the work is W = -nRTln(V2/V1) and for the second one is zero W= - 2.4502x8.314x273.15x ln(70/5.55)= 14102.7 J = -14.10 KJ 3c) From the tables Cp for R-134a = 0.08754kJ/(mol.K) from state 1 to state 2 q = nCp(T2-T1) = 2.4502x0.0875(3443.2-273.15) = 679.63 kJ From state 2 to state 3 q = nCv(T2-T1) = 2.4502x0.052(4122.09 - 3443.2)= 86.49 kJ TOTAL HEAT = 679.63 kJ +86.49 kJ = 766.13 kJ The heat enters into the piston system. |