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    Applied Physics Assignment-01 Date: November 18, 2021

    Applied Physics
    Thermodynamics

    Student name: Hafiz Huzaifa Ahmed


    Enrollment number: 01-131212-012
    Student name: Ahmed Ibrahim Zeb
    Enrollment number: 01-131212-006
    Student name: Zahrah Naveed
    Enrollment number: 01-131212-038

    Question No 1. Consider the following thermodynamic systems: [CLO1]


    i) Pressure cooker
    ii) A rubber balloon filled with air
    iii) Hot tea in a cup
    iv) The Universe
    v) A beaker filled with water
    vi) Ocean
    vii) Hot water in a teapot
    Differentiate the above-mentioned systems as Isolated system, Closed system or Open system. Give an
    appropriate reason for your answer.

    Solution:
    i) Pressure cooker is an example of closed system because no mass can leave while it is
    locked. Heat can be enter through stove and can leave from the top of cooker.
    ii) A rubber balloon filled with air is an example of closed system. Because no air can
    leave until we do hole in it. Heat can be enterd and can leave.
    iii) Hot tea in a cup is an example of closed system.
    iv) Universe is closed system because there is no lose of matter and is energy changing
    from one form to another in the system.
    v) A beaker filled with water is an example of open system.
    vi) Ocean is open system.

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    Applied Physics Assignment-01 Date: November 18, 2021

    vii) Hot water in a teapot is an example of closed system.


    Question No 2. Solve the following problems. Please give reasons for your solution where
    needed. [CLO 2]
    1. A circular hole in an aluminium plate is 2.725 cm in diameter at 12C. What is
    its diameter when the temperature of the plate is raised to 140C. [2]
    Solution:
    T1=12C T2=140C
    Δ Diameter = α * Diameteri * ΔT
    = 23x10-6 / °C * 2.725cm * 128°C
    = 0.0080224 cm
    Diameterf = Diameteri + Δ Diameter
    = 0.008 + 2.725
    = 2.733 cm

    2. A glass window is 200cm by 300 cm at 10°C. By how much has its area increased
    when its temperature is 40°C? Assume that the glass is free to expand. [2]
    Solution:
    ΔA = A* 2 * α * ΔT
    = 200 * 300 * 2 * 9x10-6 /°C * 30°C
    = 32.4 cm2
    Af = A + ΔA
    = 32.4 + 60000
    = 60032.4 cm2

    3. Find out the energy transferred to or from a thermodynamic system which


    undergoes a process. Consider that its internal energy decreases by 350 J. At that
    moment some work of 180J has been done on it. [3]
    Solution:
    ΔEint = Q + W
    ΔEint = -350 J
    W = 180 J
    Q = - 350 – 180 J => -530 J

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