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Kinematics
Dynamics
Statics
Energy conservation laws in mechanics
Fluid and gas pressure
Molecular kinetics
Heat (thermal) phenomenons
Vapor, fluid (liquids), solid state
Thermodynamics
Electrostatics
Continuous (direct) current
Magnetic field
Electromagnetic induction
Electric current in metals
Mechanical oscillations
Mechanical waves
Electromagnetic oscillations
Alternating current
Electromagnetic waves
Photometry
Geometrical (ray) optics
Wave optics
Quantum optics
Relativity theory
Atom and nucleus of atom
Kinematics
Dynamics
Statics
Energy conservation laws in mechanics
Fluid and gas pressure
Molecular kinetics
Heat (thermal) phenomenons
Vapor, fluid (liquids), solid state
Thermodynamics
Electrostatics
Continuous (direct) current
Magnetic field
Electromagnetic induction
Electric current in metals
Mechanical oscillations
Mechanical waves
Electromagnetic oscillations
Alternating current
Electromagnetic waves
Photometry
Geometrical (ray) optics
Wave optics
Quantum optics
Relativity theory
Atom and nucleus of atom
Physics formulas
Thermodynamics
Thermodynamics
Inner energy of monatomic gas
$$U = \frac{3\cdot m\cdot R\cdot T}{2\cdot M}$$
U - inner energy of the gas
m - mass
R - ideal gas constant
T - temperature
M - molar mass
Find
U
U
m
R
T
M
It is known that:
U
m
R
T
M
=
x
Calculate '
U
'
Inner energy of monatomic gas
$$U = \frac{3\cdot \nu\cdot R\cdot T}{2}$$
U - inner energy of the gas
ν - amount of substance
R - ideal gas constant
T - temperature
Find
U
U
ν
R
T
It is known that:
U
ν
R
T
=
x
Calculate '
U
'
Specific heat of gas
$$c = \frac{3\cdot R}{2}\cdot M$$
c - specific heat
R - ideal gas constant
M - molar mass
Find
c
c
R
M
It is known that:
c
R
M
=
x
Calculate '
c
'
Gas expansion work
$$A = p\cdot \Delta_{V}$$
A - work
p - pressure
Δ_V - change in volume
Find
A
A
p
Δ_V
It is known that:
A
p
Δ_V
=
x
Calculate '
A
'
Work of isothermal expansion of the gas
$$A = \frac{m\cdot R\cdot T}{M}\cdot ln(\frac{V_{2}}{V_{1}})$$
A - work
m - mass
R - ideal gas constant
T - temperature
M - molar mass
V
2
- final volume
V
1
- initial volume
Find
A
A
m
R
T
M
V_2
V_1
It is known that:
A
m
R
T
M
V_2
V_1
=
x
Calculate '
A
'
The first law of thermodynamics
$$\Delta_{U} = A+Q$$
Δ_U - internal energy change
A - work done by the system
Q - amount of heat transferred to the system
Find
Δ_U
Δ_U
A
Q
It is known that:
Δ_U
A
Q
=
x
Calculate '
Δ_U
'
Efficiency of heat engine
$$\eta = \frac{A_{n}}{Q_{1}}$$
η - efficiency
A_n - efficient (useful ) job
Q_1 - received amount of heat
Find
η
η
A_n
Q_1
It is known that:
η
A_n
Q_1
=
x
Calculate '
η
'
Efficiency of heat engine
$$\eta = \frac{Q_{1}-Q_{2}}{Q_{1}}$$
η - efficiency
Q_1 - received amount of heat
Q_2 - heat rejected to the cooler
Find
η
η
Q_1
Q_2
It is known that:
η
Q_1
Q_2
=
x
Calculate '
η
'
Maximum efficiency of heat engine
$$\eta_{max} = \frac{T_{1}-T_{2}}{T_{1}}$$
η_max - maximum efficiency
T
1
- heater temperature
T
2
- coller temperature (cold reservoir)
Find
η_max
η_max
T_1
T_2
It is known that:
η_max
T_1
T_2
=
x
Calculate '
η_max
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