Subject: - CET Semester: - CH4I Topic-III: - Thermodynamic Quantities
Subject: - CET Semester: - CH4I Topic-III: - Thermodynamic Quantities
2. The Vander Waal's equation explains Real gases Both real and None of the
Ideal gas
the behaviour of ideal gas above
3.
What is degree of freedom when two 0 2 3
phases co – exist? 1
4.
What is the degree of freedom of a 0 3 2
system with 5 phases and 5 1
components?
Gibbs phase rule for general system P - F=C+2 P+F=C - 2 P+F=C+2 P+F=C
5.
6.
In a single-component condensed 0 1 3
system, if degree of freedom is
2
zero, maximum number of phases that
can co-exist _________.
7.
Above the following line, liquid phase Solidus gases Vapor-liquid
exist for all compositions in a phase Liquids
diagram.
8.
The temperature of a substance at Melting point Fusion point Flash point
which the vapour pressure is equal to normal boiling
760 mm Hg is called as point
9.
The temperature at which a pure liquid saturation Melting point Fusion point Flash point
transforms into vapour at constant temperature
pressure is called as
10.
What is the state, at which saturated Liquid state Triple state critical state
liquid line with respect to vaporisation
Solid state
and saturated vapour line on p-v
diagram of pure substance, meet
called?
At moderate pressure, the Vander 2 (P+a/V2m) = RT (P+a/V2m) (P+a/V2m)
11. (P+a/V m)
wall's equation become:- (Vm )= RT (Vm )= R
(Vm )= R / T
13.
At __________ point, all the three Critical point Saturation Sublimation
phases (i.e.solid, liquid and gas) co- triple point point
exist.
without a With a
14. with a change
A saturation state is a state from which With a change of change of change of
of pressure or
a change of phase may occur pressure only pressure or temperature
temperature
temperature only
17.
Which is a state of a substance from Critical state Unsaturation Flash state
which a phase change occurs without state
saturation state
a change of pressure or temperature?
20.
For single component system when 1 0 0.5 1.5
degree of freedom is 2(two) then
number of phases _______
21.
How many types of systems are 0 3 2
applicable for phase diagrams? Four
22.
In the vander Waals' equation, the Does not varies independent None of the
constant 'a' and 'b' with temperature above
shows which trend when the
temperature is too low: both varies
27.
What is degree of freedom when three 1 2 3
phases co – exist? 0
28.
What is the degree of freedom of a 1 4 2
system with 3 phases and 5 0
components?
29.
What is the number of degrees of 0 1 2
freedom for liquid water in
2
equilibrium with a mixture of nitrogen
and water vapor ?
30.
Number of variables associated with a 5 2 4
process stream, if the number of
1
species in the stream are 3?
Explanation: Nv = Nsp + 2 = 3 + 2 =
5.
31.
The number of degree of freedom for 2 3 0
an azeotropic mixture of ethanol and 1
water in vapour-liquid equilibrium, is
32.
The number of degrees of freedom for 02 3 0
an azeotropic mixture in a two
1
component vapour-liquid equilibria
is/are
33.
The point at which two liquidus lines Triple point Critical point Cloud point
Eutectic point
meet is known as __ ________
34.
The slope of the fusion curve for water May be positive positive negative 0
is or negative
35.
The slopes of sublimation and negative 0 May be
vaporization curves for all substances positive positive or
are negative
36. The ratio a/b (the terms used in van der Atm.lit.mole-1 Atm.m3.mole-1 Dyne.cm.mol all of the
e-1 above
Waal's equation) has the unit :
44.
The four properties of a Mayers Renaults Molliers
system viz. P, V, T, S are related by Maxwell's
__________ equation.
Which of the following is a property it has constant it is a one- it may exist all of the
45.
of a pure substance? chemical component in one or mentioned
composition system more
throughout its phases
mass
In which of the following state does saturated solid saturated liquid saturated all of the
46.
water exist? state state vapour state mentioned
The equation which forms the basis of Tds=dh + vdp Tds=dh / vdp Tds=dh-vdp
47. Tds = - vdp +dh
the Mollier diagram is
48.
The van der Waal's constant 'b' for 00 1 1.5
N2 and H2 has the values 0.039 lit
moil–1 and 0.0266 lit mo1–1. The
density of solid N2 is 1 g cm–3. 0.114
Assuming the molecules in the solids
to be close packed with the same
percentage void, the density of solid
H2 would be (in g cm–3)
fusion curve
49. fusion curve fusion curve
vaporization and
Which of the following curves meet at and and vaporization
curve and
triple point? vaporization sublimation curve and
sublimation curve
curve curve sublimation
curve
50.
The number of degrees of freedom for 0 3 1 2
a mixture of ice and water (liquid) are
The free energy change for a chemical –RTlnK –RlnK –RT
51. –TlnK
reaction is given by (where, K =
equilibrium )
52.
Select the correct total degrees of 20 11 15 19
freedom if the numbers of species are
8, total streams are 3, stream
temperature 3, stream pressure 3 and
heat released 1, extent of reaction 2?
53.
In a reactor two stream are entering, 11 13 18 21
one with CH4 at 10 atm and 27oC, and
another with O2 at 10 atm and 0oC,
producing CO2, CO, H2O, and O2 at
10 atm and 23oC, select the correct
total degree of freedom?
54.
How many types of systems are 0ne two three four
applicable for phase diagrams?
55.
For an ideal gas, the compressibility 1.0 2 3
factor is 0
56.
Any substance above its critical Gas Solid Liquid Solid-Liquid
temperature exists as
The equation PV=RT is used for ideal (p + (a/v2)) (v + (p + (a/v2)) (p + a2) (v –
57.
gases. The right equation for real b) = RT (v – b) = RT b) = RT
gases is van der Waals equation. What
is the correct formula for the van der
PV = nRT
Waals equation?
Where
(a/v2)= force of cohesion
b= coefficient related to volume of
molecules
58. What is the degree of freedom?
Number of Total variables in Number of None of the
phases the process components above
59.
In which of the following state does Liquid Vapor all of the
Solid
water exist? mentioned
60.
At --------------point all three phases Triple Critical Zero point Fusion point
i.e. solid, liquid, gas co-exists.
61.
The following compound is available sulphur water CO2 ethanol
in four phases
62.
In which system two triple point exist water CO2 ethanol sulphur
63.
In vandar Waals equation Vm is Volume Molar volume Volume at All of the
critical above
condition
The specific entropy of the mixture is S = X. + ( 1-X ).S S = X. S + ( 1-X ).S S = X. S + ( 1- S = X. S + S
64.
given by f g f g g f
X)
The mollier diagram is used only Dry steam and wet Only for Wet All of the
65. 50 percent and
when quality of steam is greater than for superheated steam steam above
steam.
66. The H-S diagram was created in 1904 Daltons Richard Mollier Maxwell Raoults
by
67. 6 Mollier diagram is a plot of total heat “T” total heat “P” total heat total heat
against entropy against entropy “V” against “H” against
7 “S”. “S”. entropy “S”. entropy “S”.
68. Joule-Thomson experiment is isobaric Only adiabatic Only Both
isenthalpic adiabatic &
isenthalpic
What are the number of degrees of 5 10 15
69. 25
freedom if the number of variables
and number of equations are 15 and
10 respectively?
Explanation: Number of degrees of
freedom = 15 – 10 = 5.
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3.
Question no 32 explanation----- Gibbs' phase rule simply counts the number of variables
required to specify the system and the number of relationships between these variables
(constraints). Any failure of Gibbs' phase rule is symptomatic of additional variables or
constraints that have not been taken into account.
This system is generally specified by four variables, the mole fraction of one species in the
liquid phase, xx, the same in the gas phase, yy, the pressure PP, and the temperature TT.
Equilibrium of the liquid and gas phases in both species provides two constraints. The
specification of an azeotrope, for which x=yx=y, provides a third constraint, as has been
mentioned in the comments. One degree of freedom remains.
In vapor-liquid equilibrium, mixtures sometimes occur in which the compositions of the coexisting
vapor and liquid phases are the same. Such mixtures are called azeotropes. Show that a binary
azeotropic mixture has only one degree of freedom. b. In osmotic equilibrium, two mixtures at
different pressures and separated by a rigid membrane permeable to only one of the species
present attain a state of equilibrium in which the two phases have different compositions. How many
degrees of freedom are there for osmotic equilibrium in a binary mixture? c. The phase equilibrium
Subject :--CET Semester :--CH4I
52 Kelvin-Plank states that only part of High May be high None of the
heat transferred to the engine from Low temperature or low above
a high temperature reservoir is temperature region temperature
converted to work, the rest is region region
rejected to
53 To predict To acess All of the
To predict direction of above
Applications of second law of rate of
feasibility of energy
thermodynamics is/are chemical
reaction transfer reaction
54 Non- May be a or None of the
Dissolution of salt in water is spontaneous spontaneous above
b
55 Low entropy Remains None of the
An orderly configuration results in High entropy
above
constant
56 different different Same size
Same size of
size of size of of crystal,
crystal, in
Perfect crystal means crystal, in crystal, in in random
systematic
systematic random arrangemen
arrangement
arrangement arrangement t
Subject :--CET Semester :--CH4I
8 It changes
For a specific reaction, which of the
with changes
following statements can be made about
in the
K, the equilibrium constant?
temperature.
9 all of the
For total stability
mention
ed
10 Only Neither the None of
Only backward forward nor the
When the system A + B C + D is at forward reaction the reverse above
equilibrium reaction takes place reaction has
takes place stopped.
11 H S
Chemical Q
Gibbs free energy per mole for a pure
potential
substance is equal to the
12 As the temperature is lowered towards the >0 None of
absolute zero, the value of the the
<0 Zero above
quantity approaches
13 For exothermic reaction increase in increases Remains None of
temperature, the value of K Decreases constant the
above
14 At equilibrium condition, the chemical μ° - RT ln f μ° + RT
potential of a material in different phases
in contact with each other is equal. The
chemical potential for a real gas (μ) is
μ° + RT ln f μ° + ln f
given by(where, μ = standard chemical
potential at unit fugacity (f° = 1 atm.) and
the gas behaves ideally.)
2 Which of the following is true for a mass mass does mass entering can none of the
steady flow system? entering = not enter or be more or less mentioned
mass leave the than the mass
leaving system leaving
d) none of the
mentioned
3 Which of the following is true for a mass mass does mass entering can
closed system? entering = not enter or be more or less none of the
mass leave the than the mass mentioned
leaving system leaving
4 The work done by a closed system in a less than or equal to less than more than
reversible process is always ___ that more than
done in an irreversible process.
6 A piston cylinder contains air at 600 0.05 m^3 0.01 m^3 0.10 m^3 0.15 m^3
kPa, 290 K and a volume of 0.01m^3.
A constant pressure process gives 54
kJ of work out. Find the final volume of
the air.
7 Work done in all reversible processes - Equal different less higher
--------.
8 The term “thermodynamics” comes Heat Heat Heat Energy Heat motion
from Greek power transfer
words “therme” and “dynamis” which
means _______.
9 The term “thermodynamics” was first Rudolph William Lord Kelvin Thomas
Clausius Rankine Savery
used in 1849 in the publication of a
12 What does the term “steady” implies? No change No change No change with No change
with volume with time location with mass
13 The prefix “iso” used to designate a Cannot be Remains Approximately Slight
process means ______. interchange constant equal difference
d
14 What is a process during which the Isobaric Isothermal Isochoric Adiabatic
volume remains constant? process process Process process
15 What is a process during which the Isobaric Isothermal Isochoric process Adiabatic
temperature remains constant process process process
16 What is a process during which the Isobaric Isothermal Isochoric process Adiabatic
pressure remains constant process process process
17 What is a process during which the heat Isobaric Isothermal Isochoric process Adiabatic
transfer takes place is process process process
18 What is a process with identical end Cyclic process Path Phase Either path or
states called? phase
29 A system in which even energy is Equilibrium Isolated System Open system Closed system
not allowed to cross the boundary system
is called ____.
30 A system which consists of fixed Equilibrium Isolated System Open system Closed
amount of mass and no mass can system system
cross its boundary called _____.
31 What is the real or imaginary Boundary Division wall Interface
surface that separates the
system from its surroundings?
32 What is the mass or region outside the Boundary Volume Surroundings Environment
system called?
33 The first law of thermodynamics is based Conservation Conservation of Action and reaction The entropy-
on which of the following principles? of mass energy temperature
relation
35 An open system is one in which....... Mass does Neither mass Both energy and Mass crosses
not cross nor energy mass cross the the boundary
boundaries crosses the boundaries of the but not the
of the boundsries of system energy
system,throu the system
gh energy
may do so
36 An closed system is one in which........ Mass does Neither mass Both energy and Mass crosses
not cross nor energy mass cross the the boundary
boundaries crosses the boundaries of the but not the
of the boundaries of system energy
system, the system
though
energy may
do so
37 Characteristic gas constant of a gas is Cp / Cv Cv / Cp Cp-Cv Cp + Cv
equal to........
40 According to kinetic theory of gases, volume of pressure of kinetic energy of specific heat
the absolute zero temperature is the gas is the gas is the molecules is of gas is zero
attained when zero zero zero
44 The ratio of two specific heats of air is 0.17 0.24 0.1 1.41
equal to
45 Extensive property of a system is one depends on does not is not dependent on is dependent
whose value the mass of depend on the the path followed on the path
the system mass of the but on the state followed and
like volume system, like not on the
temperature, state
pressure, etc
46 Properties of substances like pressure, path point cyclic functions real functions
temperature and density, in functions functions
thermodynamic coordinates are
47 An isolated system is one in which mass neither mass both energy and mass crosses
does not nor energy mass cross the the boundary
cross crosses the boundaries of the but not the
boundarie boundaries of system energy
s of the the system
system,
though
energy
may do so
49 Mixture of ice and water form a open system isolated Heterogeneous closed
system system system
50 Heat and work are path point functions system properties intensive
functions properties
51 First law of thermodynamics furnishes Heat and Heat and Heat, Energy and Various
the relationship between Energy Work Work properties of
the system
52 According to first law of total energy entropy of a Potential energy Kinetic
thermodynamics of a system system remains remains constant energy
remains constant. remains
constant constant
53 In an isothermal process, the internal increases decreases remains constant first increases
energy and then
decreases
55 Energy can neither be created nor zeroth low of second law to first law of claussius
destroyed but can be converted from thermodyna thermodynami thermodynamics statement
one form to other is inferred from mic cs
56 Which of the following processes is Adiabatic Throttling Isothermal All of the
irreversible process above
57 In a free expansion process work done is heat transfer Both Heat and work done is
zero is zero Work done zero zero but heat
increases
58 Work done in a free expansion and Zero positive negative maximum
throttling process is
59 Work done is zero for the following Isothermal Isochoric Adiabatic Isobaric
process
60 Work done is zero for the following constant free throttling all Of the
process volume expansion above
68 NTP stands for Nmal T,P Nominal T,P Normal T,P All of the
above
69 Which of the following statements is Work is a Work appears Temperature is Change in
false? state at the a state function. the state is
function. boundary of completely
the system. defined when
the initial and
final states
are specified.
70 According to first law of mass and heat and work mass and work are heat flows
thermodynamics energy are are mutually mutually convertible from hot
mutually convertible substance to
convertible cold
substance
Subject:--Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics
2 Zeroth law of Deals with Deals with States that if Deals with
thermodynamics........ conversion of reversibility two system are heat engines
mass and and both in
energy irresibility of equilibrium with
process a third system,
they are
in thermal
equilibrium with
each other
3 The first law of thermodynamics Created only Destroyed converted Created and
states that energy cannot be only destroyed
10 Which of the following is NOT a Internal energy Heat energy Work energy none of the
path function? above
11 Consider the below diagram of (Q1 – Q2) = ΔE – (Q1 + Q2) = ΔE (Q1 – Q2) = ΔE + Q1 +Q2 = -
heat transfer and work transfer ( W2 + W3 – + ( W2 – W3 + ( W2 + W3 – W1 W1+ W2
for a system. What will be the W1 ) W1 ) +W3
first law equation for the below
system?
12 A system changes its state from ΔE of path C ΔE of path A ΔE of all the none of the
state 1 to state 2 through path A will be greater and path C paths are equal above
and returns from state 2 to state then ΔE of are equal but
1 through path B. Path C is also path B and ΔE of path B
an alternate returning path from path A is different
state 2 to state 1 as shown in than rest
figure. What will be the effect
on change in internal energy of
the system(ΔE), if the system
undergoes these different paths
A, B and C?
13 When the heat transfer into a the internal the internal the internal none of the
system is more than the work energy of the energy of the energy of the above
transfer out of the system, then system system system
remains decreases increases
constant
16 Calculate the pressure exerted 946 kN/m2 1892 kN/m2 1419 kN/m2 500 kN/m2
by 9 kg of air at a temperature
of 20℃ if the volume is 0.8m3.
Assuming ideal gas laws are
applicable.
17 Characteristic gas constant ( R) C/Cv Cv/Cp Cp – Cv Cp + Cv
of a gas is equal to
18 Boyle’s law i.e. pV = constant is all ranges only small high range steady
applicable to gases under of range of of pressures change of
pressures pressures pressures
19 The ratio of two specific heats of 0.17 0.24 0.1 1.41
air is equal to
28 Heat and work are Path functions Point Cyclic functions Real
functions functions
33 The basis for measuring Zeroth law of First law of Second law of Third law of
thermodynamic property of TD TD TD TD
temperature is given by
34 For which of the following Any gas Saturated water Perfect gas
substances, the internal energy steam
and enthalpy are the functions
of temperature only
41 The term polytropic was open closed Both open and None of the
originally coined to describe closed above
any reversible process on any
__________ system of gas or
vapor.
50 Enthalpy is represented by R N H S
which of the following symbol
51 Total enthalpy of a system H is Mass/enthalpy Mass- Enthalpy /mass Mass*
given by enthalpy Enthalpy
62 Specific heat is equal to Heat capacity Heat capacity Mass / Heat Mass * Heat
/mass - mass capacity capacity
63 Molar Heat capacity (C) at any dQ/dT dU/dT dW/dT dS/dT
temperature T is given by
differential equation
64 Cp – Cv = R, this relationship is Maxwell Gibbs Mayers relation Zeroth law
called as relation relation
65 For the ideal gas equation, there is little or the volume Ideal gas All of the
what assumptions are made? no attraction occupied by follows PV = above
between the the nRT
molecules of molecules is
the gas negligibly
small
compared to
the volume
of the gas
66 When does a real gas obey the at high at low at low pressure at high
ideal gas equation closely? pressure and pressure and and pressure
low high temperature and
temperature temperature temperature
67 Compressibility factor ( Z) is Vreal/Videal Videal / Vreal Videal * Vreal Videal + Vreal
given by
68 Boyles law states that P∝T P ∝ T/V P∝V P ∝ 1/V
83 The specific heat of a solid is 5 150 cal 100 cal 25 cal 15 cal
cal/g/ºC. Then heat required to raise its
temperature by 20 ºC is:
C D
. .
87 In Porous plug experiment the its molecular pressure gradient temperature
its specific
change in temperature of a gas =weight on either side gradient on
depends upon heat either side
A B
. .
C D
. .
88 The external work done is zero for Isothermal Throttling Free expansion Constant
all the following cases EXCEPT: volume
89 Which of the following relation dH =0 dw =0 dS=0 dQ=0
does not hold good for a throttling
process?
90 which of the following set of Pressure, Work, energy Mass, volume Kinetic
quantities contains intensive temperature and weight and area energy,
variables? and density potential
energy and
A B internal
. . energy
C D
. .
91 In case of real gases, Cp will be at critical above critical at absolute zero at triple point
equal to Cv temperature temperature
92 "The internal energy of a gas is a Boyle Charle Daltons Joule
function of temperature". Which of
the following name is associated
with the above law?
93 The process in which the change in isochoric isobaric adiabatic process isothermal
internal energy of a gas is equal to process process process
the work done is known as
94 According to Charle's law At constant At constant At constant
volume the At pressure the gauge
absolute constant volume of a gas pressure the
pressure is pressure is proportional to molecular
proportional to its absolute folume of a
the
absolute temperature gas is
temperature volume of proportional
a gas is to its absolute
proportion temperature
al to its
temperatu
re
101 A gas which obeys kinetic theory monoatomic Perfect gas Diatomic Real gas
perfectly is known as
1. A system changes its state from state 1 to state 2 through path A and returns from
state 2 to state 1 through path B. Path C is also an alternate returning path from
state 2 to state 1 as shown in figure. What will be the effect on change in internal
energy of the system(ΔE), if the system undergoes these different paths A, B and
C?
According to the description of path given, through the path A and path B system undergoes
cycle,
Writing the first law equation for path A,
QA = ΔEA + WA and for path B,
QB = ΔEB + WB
Similarly, when the system returns from state 2 to state 1 through path C,
ΔEA = – ΔEC
Therefore,
ΔEB = ΔEC
Therefore above equations show that the change in internal energy between two states of
the system is the same, no matter which path may system follow.
Prob.2 Consider the below diagram of heat transfer and work transfer for a system. What
will be the first law equation for the below system?
Answer:--(Q1 – Q2) = ΔE + ( W2 + W3 – W1 )
Explanation:
When a system undergoes cycle, then the algebraic sum of all energy transfer across the
boundaries is zero. But when a system undergoes a change of state in which both heat
transfer and work transfer are involved, the net energy transfer is stored and collected
within the system. If Q is the amount of heat transferred to the system and W is the amount
of work transferred from the system during the process, then the net energy (Q – W) is
stored in the system. This energy is neither heat nor work but it is called as internal
energy(ΔE).
Q – W = ΔE
Therefore,
Q = ΔE + W
Explanation: As, specific volume remains constant, density remains constant. Therefore for
given temperature there is no change in volume. hence, the process is isothermal.
Prob.4 Calculate the pressure exerted by 9 kg of air at a temperature of 20℃ if the volume
is 0.8m3. Assuming ideal gas laws are applicable.
Prob. 4 A polytropic process(n = − 1) starts with P = 0, V = 0 and ends with P= 600 kPa, V =
0.01 m3. Find the boundary work done.
W = ⌠ PdV
= (1/2)(P1 + P2)(V2 – V1)
= (1/2)(P2 + 0)( V2 – 0)
= (1/2)(600*0.1)
= 3 kJ.
Prob.5 The piston/cylinder contains carbon dioxide at 300 kPa, with volume of 0.2 m 3 and at
100°C. Mass is added at such that the gas compresses with PV^(1.2) = constant to a final
temperature of 200°C. Determine the work done during the process.