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4-1 |
Another T/F problem. |
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4-2 |
Calculation of DStot, DG, and DA for two phase changes (one melting, one vaporization) and for adiabatic expansion of a perfect gas into a vacuum. Note the similarities and differences between the three quantities. Note that the difference between DG and DA is often only a few kJ/mol. |
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4-8 |
Numerical evaluation for a typical liquid of some of the derivatives discussed in class. A good exercise in cancelling units. Please look at the magnitudes of the values. |
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4-26 |
Calculation of DG, and DA for the isothermal expansion of a perfect gas. |
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4-28 |
Can be done very quickly. Emphasizes a very important point. |
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4-29 |
Part (a) can be done very quickly. Emphasizes a very important point. |
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4-30 |
A problem based on the mixing of gases, which is another classic problem in chemical thermodynamics. |