Second law of thermodynamics

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    Theoretical framework This study is all about the comparative analysis between commercial soup containers and homemade soup container. This study is being supported by the following theories: Principles of Heat Transfer. There are three ways on how heat transfer. One is through solid material that is conduction. Two is through light that is radiation. In addition, the last is through convection. These are all according to the U.S. Department of Energy. These principles of heat transfer support…

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    will determine if it is allowed through. If it is neutral is will easily go through if it is changed it will not go through. The second law of thermodynamics states that entropy in a system increases. Entropy or disorder can use the energy to return to order. There is another definition saying materials move from high to low areas. The second law of thermodynamics says order can turn into disorder then with energy be returned to order. Same for areas of…

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    1) Compare and contrast highly developed countries (HDCs) and less developed countries (LDCs). Include in your answer three examples of countries in each category; a description of the gap between categories; and the similarities and differences that one might expect to see in these types of countries. 2 points According to the textbook “Environment” High Developed Countries or HDCs, like the United States, Canada or Japan, are represented by 9% of the world’s population while maintaining more…

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    L Exp 12: Thermodynamic Analysis of Chemical Equilibria INTRODUCTION The reaction being done with borax and HCl is an acid base reaction. The K constant expression of the reaction is Kc = [Na^+][B4O7^-2]. A titration is needed for this experiment because when a strong acid with a known concentration is added to a weak base, the unknown concentration of the weak base can be found, which can then find the moles of the weak base, which can then find the Kc. The first law of thermodynamics is that…

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    action. Thomasina is an example of a character driven by scientific knowledge, she yearns to acquire new knowledge. Flemming states in his book, Tom Stoppard’s Arcadia, she was an intellectual mastermind who laid the foundations of the second law of thermodynamics but lacked the mathematical knowledge to explain…

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    temporary because alterations may occur in the future. Scientific theories can be tested repeatedly and the results will vary. Nearly all of the scientific theories are seen as temporary. However, the laws of thermodynamics are not temporary, but permanent. For instance, the second law of thermodynamics…

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    Refrigeration Essay

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    stage of the refrigeration process is to pass it out elsewhere in order to fulfill the desired purpose of lessening temperature of that particular place or space. Another aim is to maintain a desired lower temperature. According to the Second Law of Thermodynamics, heat does not pass from the cold place to warm place without the assistance of an outer agent. Therefore, a refrigerator needs to have an outer agent to operate it smoothly. The usual refrigeration process comprises the compressor’s…

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    1.2. How Far? Entropy What is entropy? The interaction of energy and matter governs our lives. We take for granted our ability to use chemicals in batteries to produce sound from MP3 Player. We get into a car and use petrol to travel in hours distance that would have taken our ancestors days. Energy and matter interact on other scales too –from the remnants of the explosion of star hundreds of light years in diameter, to the nucleus of an atom 10-9 mm in diameter. The way in which energy and…

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    stress, strain and displacement with temperature field and investigates the interaction on the basis of the thermodynamics of the irreversible processes. It relates two separate and independently developed sciences: the theory of elasticity and the theory of heat conduction. The two basic branches of elasticity, namely elastostatic and elastodynamics are developed under different thermodynamic assumptions. The problems of static are regarded as isothermal and those of dynamics are said to be…

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    have been measured and recorded by the data logger inside the vacuum chamber (see Fig. 1). On the other hand, the control unit that records the pressure data is located outside the vacuum chamber (see Fig. 1). The measured data saved for each 10 seconds. Before starting the cooling, vacuum pump runs half an hour for stabilizing the system. Experiments carried out for three replicates and the average of these results has been used for this study. An electronic balance (Precisa XT 1220 M, ±0.001 g…

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