How would you describe the state of the air in the atmosphere? What kind of process does this air undergo from a cool morning to a warm afternoon?

Q: How does heat transfer over time ?

A: Heat transfer is the mode by which energy in the form of heat is transferred from one location to…

Q: What Is a Fluid?

A: A fluid is defined as “the substance that constantly changes under an applied shear stress apart…

Q: Explain the first law of thermodynamics? How is the first law different from the second law of…

A: It is required to explain first and second law of thermodynamics

Q: How does the diameter of an air cylinder affect the force output of a cylinder?   If the diameter of…

A: Consider F as the force output, P as the air pressure applied, and A as the piston area or the area…

Q: For a substance, what is the difference between mass and molar mass? How are these two related?

A: The amount of matter contained in the substance is known as the mass of the substance. It is the…

Q: On a summer day in Narragansett, Rhode Island, the air temperatureis 74 ° F and the barometric…

A: The barometric pressure is given as, The air temperature is given as,

Q: efer to the temperature distribution in the standard atmosphereasshown in Fig. Q1, calculatethe…

A: a1=-6.5×10-3K/ma2=3×10-3K/ma3=-4.5×10-3K/ma4=4×10-3K/m To-Find:- T=?P=?ρ=?......at 20Km

Q: A beer cylindrical barrel has a mass of 12 kg with an inside length twice its diameter of 46 cm.…

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Q: If warm air rises, why is the temperature at the top of the mountains lower than down below

A: Warm air rise because after increasing the temperature, air expands which results in decrease in…

Q: What is the difference between pound-mass and pound-force?

A: The main difference between pound-mass and the pound-force is that one is the unit of mass, and…

Q: How many are the basic quantities which are independent of each other?

A: There are seven fundamental or basic  physical quantities that are measured in base or physical…

Q: What is the difference between mass and molar mass? How are these two related?

A: Mass: It is the measure of the amount of matter in a substance. It is measured in "kg" Molar Mass:…

Q: Dry ice evaporates directly in room temperature, This phenomenon is referred to as O Deposition O…

A: given; Q.3 dry ice evaporates in room temperature this phenomenon is referred to as - Q.4 when a…

Q: When a force is being applied to a body, does the ability of the body to resistthe force have any…

A: When a force is being applied to a body, it changes the interatomic distances and creates strain in…

Q: The basis for measuring thermodynamic property of temperature is given by O System properties O…

A: Correct answer: zeroth law of thermodynamic

Q: 1.) What is the mass density (in kg/m^3) of a certain gas at a temperature 275 K and a pressure…

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Q: cubic ice block floating in seawater. The specific gravities of ice and seawater are 0.92 and 1.025,…

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Q: Which quantity is having SI units kg.m2/s?

A: Angular momentum(pseudo) vector about any point is the cross product of particle's position…

Q: A 200-hp engine can deliver, in SI units, an average power of ____. (1 hp = 746 W)

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Q: What is H1 in kJ/kg?

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Q: The weight of 1 dozen apples is 5 lb. Determine the average mass of one apple in both SI and US.…

A: Given Data Weight of one dozen apple is: w=5 lb weight of the single apple is W=w12=512=0.416 lb…

Q: The production data for a well is as follows; 450 bbl/day of water 2800 bbl/day of 34.5o API oil…

A: Given    Mass, m = 2800 bbl / day                  = 320376 kg /day Volume, V = 9.85 mscf/day…

Q: what is the difference between isostatic and hyperstatic systems?

A: Let us discuss about isostatic and hyperstatic systems.

Q: A.What is the increase in temperature of 2 m³ of air at 30°C after 15000 calories of heat have added…

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Q: A volume of 400 cm³ of air is measured at a pressure of 740 mmHg absolute and a temperature of 18…

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Q: What is the effect of Time and the relative viscosity of the liquid?

A: first of all, we will learn some basic knowledge about the viscosity of the fluid. The term…

Q: What is the role of gases like CO2, N2O and CH4 in Earth's atmosphere

A: Greenhouse gases include carbon dioxide, methane, nitrous oxide and other gases that accumulate in…

Q: To design a piston with lower pressure, should you increase or decrease its area?  Why? Two…

A: Hello. Since you have posted multiple questions and not specified which question needs to be solved,…

Q: O What is heat capacity vs specific heat? O What is specific heat of a liquid? O Can the specific…

A: Heat capacity Heat capacity is the ratio of the heat energy delivered to an item to the resultant…

Q: A large room contains a volume of air of Va = 11 m3 at a temperature of Ta = 55° F. It also contains…

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Q: When analyzing a sample of ore, a geologist finds that it weighs 2.00 Newtons in air and 1.13…

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Q: How does pressure change as a function of altitude?

A: Pressure at any point in a fluid at at certain depth is given as:P=ρgHwhere,H=Height from free…

Q: 15 determine the specific gravity of CO2 (R= 0.18896 kJ/kg-K) at 43.82 deg

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Q: When the piston area of the cylinder is connected to the atmosphere, the piston of the single-acting…

A: Answer: Cylinder Center

Q: Q1: If a calorimeter is not assumed to be adiabatic, how would one calculate the heat transfer?

A: 1. If the calorimeter is not assumed adiabatic then the heat released will be used for the chemical…

Q: what is the difference between barometric pressure and atmospheric pressure?

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Q: Basing from the table, which planet would you weigh the greatest? The least?

A: The weight on each planet depends on its acceleration due to gravity. Each planet has a different…

Q: Describe the photo of the tea kettle at the beginning of this section in terms of heat transfer,…

A: In first law of thermodynamics, the heat is supplied to the system Q causes change in internal…

Thermodynamic Relations

Thermodynamics is the division of physics that deals with the transfer of any kind of energy, whether it be heat, temperature, or work, from one object to another.