Adiabatic process does not mean no temperature change. It means no transfer of heat to or from system. The dry ice formed because of temperature change. If the process was slowed down enough, no dry ice would form due to the heat transfer from the environment.
I understand that when air rises, pressure decreases, volume increases, and temperature decreases through adiabatic cooling. However, I also know that cool air contracts like warm air expands. So wouldn't these two facts balance each other out and the air wouldn't move at all?? Obviously it works out that cold air rises because if I go climb a mountain it will be chillier at the top. But since cold air is also more dense, how is it higher and how is this true? I feel like adiabatic processes are true to the world but somehow go against those other facts I know.
work done on the system and work done by the system are confused in sign. in physics work done on the system positive or negative please explain by using some figure
There was no temperature change for the adiabatic free expansion as no work was done, since W = ∆Eint this means no change in internal energy and hence no change in temperature, as ∆Eint = (f/2)nR∆T. In the second case negative work was done on the gas, so ∆Eint is negative and there is a decrease in temperature which led to the desublimation.
If you look at carnot's cycle, adiabatic means heat exchange and that amount of heat is equivalent to work done. Adiabatic process is not insulated system but heat loss due to exchange of heat.
Not very clear explanation in my view. Why not simply say when the volume of gas expands the heat energy contained is diluted and the temperature falls proportionally. Thanks . .
Adiabatic process does not mean no temperature change. It means no transfer of heat to or from system. The dry ice formed because of temperature change. If the process was slowed down enough, no dry ice would form due to the heat transfer from the environment.
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Now I got the concept that how bursting of tyre is an example of adiabatic expansion .thank you so much for this wonderful session☺
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I understand that when air rises, pressure decreases, volume increases, and temperature decreases through adiabatic cooling. However, I also know that cool air contracts like warm air expands. So wouldn't these two facts balance each other out and the air wouldn't move at all??
Obviously it works out that cold air rises because if I go climb a mountain it will be chillier at the top. But since cold air is also more dense, how is it higher and how is this true? I feel like adiabatic processes are true to the world but somehow go against those other facts I know.
work done on the system and work done by the system are confused in sign. in physics work done on the system positive or negative please explain by using some figure
loved the explanation
If the internal energy of the gas decreases, where does the lost energy go due to negative work?
what are the rules if the process is irreversible
Please why in the first cylinder's opening there was not solid formation but in the second case?
There was no temperature change for the adiabatic free expansion as no work was done, since W = ∆Eint this means no change in internal energy and hence no change in temperature, as ∆Eint = (f/2)nR∆T. In the second case negative work was done on the gas, so ∆Eint is negative and there is a decrease in temperature which led to the desublimation.
If you look at carnot's cycle, adiabatic means heat exchange and that amount of heat is equivalent to work done. Adiabatic process is not insulated system but heat loss due to exchange of heat.
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Why not ∆Eint = −W?
W is defined as the work done on a gas in this video. The negative sign is needed if you are using W for the work done by a gas.
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Alternatively just say, when a gas expands it must drop in temperature . .
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Not very clear explanation in my view.
Why not simply say when the volume of gas expands the heat energy contained is diluted and the temperature falls proportionally. Thanks . .
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