A bottle of mass mb =0.1 kg and volume V =0.1m3 is attached to the bottom...

A bottle of mass mb =0.1 kg and volume V =0.1m3 is attached to the bottom of a vertical thin rod of length l = 1 m and mass mr = 2 kg, that is hinged at the top end. The bottle is full of hydrogen (mH = 1.67 × 10−27 kg) and is at atmospheric pressure and temperature T0 = 20 0C.

(a) What are the number of moles and the initial rms velocity of the hydrogen?

(b) The temperature of the oxygen in the bottle is now increased to T = 100 0C. What is the new pressure inside the bottle?

(c) At this temperature, the cork at the end of the bottle, mass mc = 0.05 kg and cross- sectional area A = 0.01 m2, pops off causing the cork to fly off in one direction (as- sumed to be in the horizontal direction). If the cork was held in by a kinetic friction fk =100N,andittakes∆t=0.01sforthecorktopopoff,whatisthespeedofthe cork as it flies off? (Hint: Use impulse.)

(d) While the cork is flying off, what must be conserved? Be specific. After the cork flies off, the rod/bottle system begins to swing with an angular speed of ω. Determine ω for the rod/bottle system. (You may ignore the mass of the air inside the bottle.)

(e) To what height will the rod/bottle system swing up to? (Hint: Don’t forget about the center of mass of the rod.)

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genius_generous answered 2 years ago

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