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What is the energy change of the system if a chemical reaction transfers 32,146 J of...

What is the energy change of the system if a chemical reaction transfers 32,146 J of heat to the surroundings while it causes the expansion of a 1.465 liter vessel to 3.687 liters against a pressure of 3.64 atmospheres?

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Heat transfer to the surroundings Q = -32146 J

Work done W = P( V ' - V )

                    = (3.64 atm ) (3.687 lit -1.465 lit)

                     = (3.64 x1.01 x10 5 Pa) (2.222 x10 -3 m 3 )      Since 2.222 Lit = 2.222x10 -3 m 3

                    = 816.89 J

Energy change of the system U = Q - W

                                               = -32146 J -816.89 J

                                               = -32962.89 J


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