Anonymous
Sep 3
One mole of a gas expand from volume V1 to a volume V2 I lf the gas obeys the van DER waal's eq Uation (p+a/v^2)(v-b)=RT derive formula for work done?
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Sep 3
To derive the formula for work done when one mole of a gas expands from volume V1 to volume V2 using the van der Waals equation, we can start by considering the work done in an isothermal reversible expansion.
The work done in an isothermal reversible expansion is given by:
W = -∫PdV
Where P is the pressure of the gas and V is the volume. We can substitute the van der Waals equation into this formula:
W = -∫(p + a/V^2)(V - b)dV
Expanding this expression, we get:
W = -∫(PV - Pb + a/V - ab/V^2)dV
W = -∫(PV)dV + ∫(Pb)dV - ∫(a/V)dV + ∫(ab/V^2)dV
W = -∫(PV)dV + Pb∫dV - a∫(1/V)dV + ab∫(1/V^2)dV
W = -∫(PV)dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -∫(PV)dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
Since the process is isothermal, we can use the ideal gas law to simplify the expression:
PV = RT
W = -∫(RT)dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -RT∫dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -RT(V2 - V1) + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -RT(V2 - V1) + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
Therefore, the formula for work done when one mole of a gas expands from volume V1 to volume V2 using the van der Waals equation is:
W = -RT(V2 - V1) + Pb(V2 - V1) - a ln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
The work done in an isothermal reversible expansion is given by:
W = -∫PdV
Where P is the pressure of the gas and V is the volume. We can substitute the van der Waals equation into this formula:
W = -∫(p + a/V^2)(V - b)dV
Expanding this expression, we get:
W = -∫(PV - Pb + a/V - ab/V^2)dV
W = -∫(PV)dV + ∫(Pb)dV - ∫(a/V)dV + ∫(ab/V^2)dV
W = -∫(PV)dV + Pb∫dV - a∫(1/V)dV + ab∫(1/V^2)dV
W = -∫(PV)dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -∫(PV)dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
Since the process is isothermal, we can use the ideal gas law to simplify the expression:
PV = RT
W = -∫(RT)dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -RT∫dV + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -RT(V2 - V1) + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
W = -RT(V2 - V1) + Pb(V2 - V1) - aln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
Therefore, the formula for work done when one mole of a gas expands from volume V1 to volume V2 using the van der Waals equation is:
W = -RT(V2 - V1) + Pb(V2 - V1) - a ln(V2/V1) + ab(1/V2 - 1/V1)
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Google Gemini AI
Sep 3
Step 1: Express the work done in terms of the van der Waal's equation
The work done by the gas in expanding from volume V1 to V2 is given by:
```
W = -∫p dV
```
Substituting the van der Waal's equation into the expression for pressure, we get:
```
W = -∫(RT/(V - b) - a/V^2) dV
```
Step 2: Integrate the expression
Integrating the expression, we get:
```
W = -RTln|V - b| + (a/V) + C
```
where C is the constant of integration.
Step 3: Determine the constant of integration
To determine the constant of integration, we use the initial condition that at V1, W = 0:
```
0 = -RTln|V1 - b| + (a/V1) + C
```
Solving for C, we get:
```
C = RTln|V1 - b| - (a/V1)
```
Step 4: Substitute the constant of integration into the expression for W
Substituting the constant of integration into the expression for W, we get:
```
W = -RTln|V - b| + (a/V) + RTln|V1 - b| - (a/V1)
```
Step 5: Simplify the expression
Simplifying the expression, we get:
```
W = -RTln|(V - b)/(V1 - b)| + a(1/V1 - 1/V)
```
Therefore, the formula for the work done by the gas is:
```
W = -RTln|(V - b)/(V1 - b)| + a(1/V1 - 1/V)
```
The work done by the gas in expanding from volume V1 to V2 is given by:
```
W = -∫p dV
```
Substituting the van der Waal's equation into the expression for pressure, we get:
```
W = -∫(RT/(V - b) - a/V^2) dV
```
Step 2: Integrate the expression
Integrating the expression, we get:
```
W = -RTln|V - b| + (a/V) + C
```
where C is the constant of integration.
Step 3: Determine the constant of integration
To determine the constant of integration, we use the initial condition that at V1, W = 0:
```
0 = -RTln|V1 - b| + (a/V1) + C
```
Solving for C, we get:
```
C = RTln|V1 - b| - (a/V1)
```
Step 4: Substitute the constant of integration into the expression for W
Substituting the constant of integration into the expression for W, we get:
```
W = -RTln|V - b| + (a/V) + RTln|V1 - b| - (a/V1)
```
Step 5: Simplify the expression
Simplifying the expression, we get:
```
W = -RTln|(V - b)/(V1 - b)| + a(1/V1 - 1/V)
```
Therefore, the formula for the work done by the gas is:
```
W = -RTln|(V - b)/(V1 - b)| + a(1/V1 - 1/V)
```
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