Engineering, 03.12.2019 01:31 FantasticFerret
An ideal gas with a heat capacity ratio of k = 1.2 undergoes a compression in a piston-cylinder from v1 = 5l to v2 = 2l. the temperature also changes: t1 = 300k, t¬2 = 500k. determine
a) the entropy change of the process in kj/kmol-k and
b) whether the process could occur adiabatically.
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