JEE Advance - Physics (2011 - Paper 2 Offline - No. 19)

One mole of a monatomic gas is taken through a cycle ABCDA as shown in the PV diagram. Column II give the characteristics involved in the cycle. Match them with each of the processes given in Column I.

IIT-JEE 2011 Paper 2 Offline Physics - Heat and Thermodynamics Question 21 English

Column I Column II
(A) Process A$$ \to $$ B (P) Internal energy decreases.
(B) Process B$$ \to $$C (Q) Internal energy increase.
(C) Process C$$ \to $$D (R) Heat is lost.
(D) Process D$$ \to $$A (S) Heat is gained.
(T) Work is done on the gas.

(A)$$\to$$(P), (R), (T); (B)$$\to$$(P), R; (C)$$\to$$(Q), (S); (D)$$\to$$(R), (T)
(A)$$\to$$(P), (T); (B)$$\to$$(P), (R); (C)$$\to$$(Q), (S); (D)$$\to$$(R)
(A)$$\to$$(R), (T); (B)$$\to$$(P), (R); (C)$$\to$$(S); (D)$$\to$$(R), (T)
(A)$$\to$$(P), (R), (T); (B)$$\to$$(P), (R); (C)$$\to$$(Q); (D)$$\to$$(R), (T)

Explanation

IIT-JEE 2011 Paper 2 Offline Physics - Heat and Thermodynamics Question 21 English Explanation

Process A $$\to$$ B,

It is a isobaric process

P = constant, V $$\propto$$ T

$$\because$$ VB < VA $$\Rightarrow$$ TB < TA

$$\Delta$$U = nCV$$\Delta$$T = $$-$$ve

Hence internal energy decreases.

$$\Delta$$Q = nCP$$\Delta$$T = $$-$$ve

Hence heat is lost.

$$\Delta$$W = nR$$\Delta$$T = $$-$$ve

Hence, work is done on the gas.

Process, B $$\to$$ C,

It is a isochoric process.

V = constant, P $$\propto$$ T

$$\because$$ PC < PB $$\Rightarrow$$ TC < TB

$$\Delta$$U = nCV$$\Delta$$T = $$-$$ve

Hence, internal energy decreases.

$$\Delta$$W = 0, $$\Delta$$Q = $$\Delta$$U = $$-$$ve

Hence, heat is lost.

Process C $$\to$$ D,

It is a isobaric process.

P = constant, V $$\propto$$ T

$$\because$$ VD > VC $$\Rightarrow$$ TD > TC

$$\Delta$$U = nCV$$\Delta$$T = +ve

Hence internal energy increases.

$$\Delta$$Q = nCP$$\Delta$$T = +ve

Hence, heat is gained.

$$\Delta$$W = nR$$\Delta$$T = +ve

Hence, work is done by the gas.

Process, D $$\to$$ A

According to ideal gas equation

$${{{P_A}{V_A}} \over {{T_A}}} = {{{P_D}{V_D}} \over {{T_D}}} \Rightarrow {{(3P)(3V)} \over {{T_A}}} = {{(P)(9V)} \over {{T_D}}} \Rightarrow {T_D} = {T_A}$$

Hence, it is a isothermal process.

$$\therefore$$ $$\Delta$$U = 0

$$\because$$ VA < VD

$$\Delta$$W = $$-$$ve, hence work done is done on the gas.

$$\Delta$$Q = $$\Delta$$W = $$-$$ve, hence heat is lost.

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