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    The document describes a thermodynamic process involving a system with an initial state of 150 kPa pressure and 285.15 K temperature, and a final state of 600 kPa pressure and the same temperature. It uses the first law of thermodynamics, along with the ideal gas law, to calculate the work done on the system during this constant-temperature process as -136.142 kJ.

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    The document describes a thermodynamic process involving a system with an initial state of 150 kPa pressure and 285.15 K temperature, and a final state of 600 kPa pressure and the same temperature. It uses the first law of thermodynamics, along with the ideal gas law, to calculate the work done on the system during this constant-temperature process as -136.142 kJ.

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    Mathcad - Eje4 Guia

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    Ignacio Bustos Villalobos
    The document describes a thermodynamic process involving a system with an initial state of 150 kPa pressure and 285.15 K temperature, and a final state of 600 kPa pressure and the same temperature. It uses the first law of thermodynamics, along with the ideal gas law, to calculate the work done on the system during this constant-temperature process as -136.142 kJ.

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    of 1

    m := 1.

    Estado 1
    P1 := 150 en kPa

    Estado 2

    T = cte

    P2 := 600

    T1 := 12 + 273.15
    T := T1 = 285.15
    1ra ley

    T2 := T1 = 285.15

    m u1 + W Q = m u2
    W Q = m ( u2 u1)

    W = m P( v) dv

    WQ=0
    T=

    P v
    R

    = cte = T1

    P( v) =

    T1 R
    v

    T1 R
    W = m
    dv

    R := 0.287
    m = 1.2
    T1 = 285.15
    v1 :=

    en kPa

    R T1
    v2 :=

    P1

    v1 = 0.546

    R T2
    P2

    v2 = 0.136

    W := m R T1 ln

    v2

    v1

    W = 136.142 kJoule

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