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1st law of thermodynamics change U= Q-W (work done by system)
heat added TO system
*Work done on system is negative
adiabatic no heat transfer
conduction contact
convection movement in currents of fluids
elastic collision energy conserved
heat energy (Joules) transferred from hotter to colder objects.
If no transfer of energy then NO HEAT!!
Q
heat transfer of energy—> allowed when there is a difference in temperature
heat equation Q= mc (change in T) AND mL
ideal gas particles are under low pressure and don’t interact much with each other, but interact with sides of container in elastic collisions
ideal gas law PV=nRT—> used to make comparisions while keeping one element constant
internal energy (U) PE + KE
isobaric constant pressure
isochoric constant V
isothermal constant temperature
Pressure = Force/Area
Pressure constant Gas law V1/T1 = V2/T2
PV diagram what does area represent? Work
radiation transfers with infared, above a fire
temperature measures translational kinetic energy
Temperature Constant (P1)(V2) = (P2)(V2)
Volume Constant P1/T2 = P2/T2