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A closed thermodynamic system undergoes a process that takes it from State 1 to State 2. a) Write the equation that describes the change in total availability (maximum energy available to do useful work). b) Describe the meaning of each term in the equation.

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Answer:


A_1-A_2=\left (U_1+P_0V_1-T_0S_1 \right )-\left (U_2+P_0V_2-T_0S_2 \right )

Step-by-step explanation:

Lets take property of system

At state 1


T_1 =temperature


U_1 =internal\ energy


V_1= Volume

At state 2


T_2=temperature


U_2=internal\ energy


V_2=Volume

And the Surrounding have


T_0 =temperature


P_ 0=pressure

As we know that Availability of a close system given as follows


A=U+P_0V-T_0S

So change in availability of a close system


A_1-A_2=\left (U_1+P_0V_1-T_0S_1 \right )-\left (U_2+P_0V_2-T_0S_2 \right )

Where


S_1-S_2\ is \ the\ entropy\ change\ of\ system\ from\ state\ 1\ to\ 2

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