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B.Tech. Sixth Semester
11129 : Polymer Engineering Thermodynamics : 6 PP 04
AW - 3254
Max. Marks : 80
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SECTION - A
- Prove that
- Cp-Cv=nR for an ideal gas.
- Joule Thomson expansion is an isenthalpic process.
- (∂H/∂P)T = 0 for an ideal gas.
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Prove that the magnitude of the work done by the system in a reversible isothermal expansion of an ideal gas is greater than that of irreversible expansion.
- Explain in detail:
- State functions of properties of state function
- State of equilibrium and types of equilibrium.
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- Explain in detail
- Criteria for equilibria at constant. T & V
- Criteria for equilibria at constant T & P.
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Explain why increase in entropy is associated with the approach to equilibrium in an isolated system.
- Calculate the rate of change of transition temperature with pressure for Sulphur. The data given are transition temperature = 95.5°C at 1 atm, Enthalpy of transition per gram of Sulphur is 13.4 J. Monoclinic Sulphur (Stable above transition point) has greater specific volume than that of Rhombic Sulphur by 0.0126 cm3g-1
- Define colligative properties and show that Elevation of boiling point is a colligative property.
- The boiling point elevation of a solute is observed to be 2.3 °K when 13.8 gm of solute of molar mass of 154 gm/mole. is added. Calculate Kb and ΔHvap of the solvent.
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- Explain in detail how molecular weight of polymer is useful.
- Calculate the free energy of mixing ΔGmix enthalpy of mixing ΔHmix, ΔSmix at 25°C and 1 atm when
- 10 moles of He are mixed with 10 moles of Ne
- 10 moles of He are mixed with 20 moles of Ne.
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SECTION - B
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- Explain the concept of:
- Coils of polymers
- Colloidal dispersions of polymer.
- Explain in detail the degree and kinetics of swelling.
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- Explain the concept of:
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- Explain in details the factors affecting dissolution and swelling of polymers.
- Explain the concept of polyelectrolytic solution in detail.
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- Explain Flory Huggins theory and derive expression for the entropy of polymer solvent mixing.
- Explain the thermodynamics of fusion of pure polymer.
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- Explain enthalpy or heat of mixing for polymers.
- Explain variation of thermodynamic affinity of an polymer to a solvent with temperature criteria of upper critical solution temperature and lower critical solution temperature.
- Prove that Kc = Kp (RT) Δn for reaction equilibrium constant.
- What is the feasibility of any chemical reaction? Develop thermodynamic expression for homogeneous reaction to calculate reaction equilibrium constant from enthalpy, entropy, heat of formation data
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- At 1600K and 1.1 atm one gram of a substance A2 (gas) occupies 1.95 liters after dissociation. Calculate Kp, Kc of Kx for the reaction ½ A2 (g) = A(g)
- Calculate Kp, Kc of Kx at 2.0 atm (mol. col. at A2 =71)
- Prove thermodynamically. That in a chemical reaction an increase in temperature shifts equilibrium to the high enthalpy side.
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