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Thermodynamics

Week 7 · 4 sources

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Review entropy balance

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Quiz: irreversible processes

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Why is entropy generated in this expansion?

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Midterm 1 is on Friday, Oct 9 at 10:00 and covers Weeks 1–6, going by your calendar and the syllabus.

Entropy balance is your weakest topic. You marked both entropy questions wrong on your practice exam and have asked about it three times. It was also a third of last year’s midterm.

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Tonight: redo Example 4.8, the free expansion in Week 4.
Wednesday: finish Problem set 4. Questions 3–5 are entropy balance.
Thursday: last year’s midterm questions 2 and 5, timed.

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ME 301 · Thermodynamics · Week 412

4.3 Entropy generation

For a closed system the second law is written as an entropy balance. The change in the system’s entropy equals the entropy carried across the boundary with heat plus the entropy generated inside it.

S₂ − S₁ = ∫₁² (δQ / T)_b + S_gen(4.21)

Fig. 4.6 Free expansion of an ideal gas into an evacuated, insulated tank.

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Because Q = 0 and W = 0, the first law gives U₂ = U₁, so T₂ = T₁ for an ideal gas. The entropy of the gas still increases, and all of that increase is generation (Example 4.8).

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