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Isothermic Process
Temperature is constant

change in thermal energy = 0

Horizontal line on PV Diagram
Isobaric Process
Pressure is constant

Internal energy is constant
(system heats up)
Isochoric Process
Volume is constant

No work being done by the system since there is no area under the PV diagram.

eErtical line on PV diagram.
Adiabatic Process
No heat in or out of system

PV graph is steeper than isothermic graph
Ideal Gas Law

PV=nRT
P=Pressure (Pa)

V=Volume (m^3)

n=# of moles

R=universal gas constant
8.314 J/(mole*K)

T= Temperature (K)
State Variables
temperature, volume, pressure

# of moles, thermal energy, and entropy
Pressure Equation
P=F/A
Change in Entropy Equation
ΔS=Q/T

Q= Heat flowing in (Joules)
T=temp (K)
Power Equation
P=W/ΔT

W= Watt
T= Time Interval
Change of Thermal Energy Equation
ΔE=Q+T
Entropy Equation
S=k*ln(Ώ)

k= Boltzmann's constant: (1.38×10−23 J/K)

Ώ= # of microstates
ϵ=W(out)/Q(in)
Efficiency = work output/Heat transferred in (K)