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    1) The document contains equations for calculating thermodynamic properties such as internal energy, heat capacity at constant volume, heat capacity at constant pressure, and equations of state for ideal gases. 2) Key equations include those relating pressure, volume, and temperature for ideal gases as well as equations integrating heat capacity over temperature ranges to calculate changes in enthalpy and internal energy. 3) Properties such as heat capacity are also related based on the specific heat at constant volume and pressure for ideal gases.

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    1) The document contains equations for calculating thermodynamic properties such as internal energy, heat capacity at constant volume, heat capacity at constant pressure, and equations of state for ideal gases. 2) Key equations include those relating pressure, volume, and temperature for ideal gases as well as equations integrating heat capacity over temperature ranges to calculate changes in enthalpy and internal energy. 3) Properties such as heat capacity are also related based on the specific heat at constant volume and pressure for ideal gases.

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    Formulario 2

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    J. Jorge Torres
    1) The document contains equations for calculating thermodynamic properties such as internal energy, heat capacity at constant volume, heat capacity at constant pressure, and equations of state for ideal gases. 2) Key equations include those relating pressure, volume, and temperature for ideal gases as well as equations integrating heat capacity over temperature ranges to calculate changes in enthalpy and internal energy. 3) Properties such as heat capacity are also related based on the specific heat at constant volume and pressure for ideal gases.

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    FORMULARIOSEGUNDOEXAMENPARCIAL

    c =

    u T

    p dV =

    p2V2 p1V1 1 n V2 V1

    (n 1)

    cp =

    h T p cp c

    p dV = p1V1 ln

    (n = 1)

    k=

    T2 P2 = T1 1 P

    ( n 1)
    n

    V1 = V 2

    n 1

    (ideal gas )

    h(T , p) h f (T ) + f (T )[ p psat (T )]

    p Z= RT
    pR = p pc and TR = T Tc

    p dV =

    mR(T2 T1 ) 1 n V2 V1

    (ideal gas, n 1)

    p dV = mRT ln

    (ideal gas, n = 1)

    c p (T ) = c (T ) + R c p (T ) = kR k 1 R k 1 c (T ) dT T2 T1
    T2

    & = Vn dA m
    A

    c (T ) =

    (ideal gas )

    T2

    T1

    cp

    T1

    c p (T ) dT T2 T1

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