what is the change in internal energy of a system that takes in 4.23 106 j of heat, and does 4.50 105 j of work while dissipating 9.07 106 j of heat?



Answer :

The change in internal energy of a system is - 5290×10⁴J.

What do you mean by internal energy?

Innate strength A system's or a body's (with clearly defined boundaries) U is made up of the sum of the kinetic and potential energies resulting from molecular motion as well as the electric and vibrational motion of the atoms within molecules.

Heat transfer into the system Q₁ = 4.23×10⁶J

Heat transfer out of the system Q₂ = 9.07× 10⁶J

Work done W =  4.50×10⁵J

The heat transfer into the system less the heat transfer out of the system is now known as the net heat transfer.

Q = Q₁ - Q₂

Q = 4.23×10⁶ -  9.07× 10⁶

Q = -4.84× 10⁶J

The first law of thermodynamics provides the following formula for the change in internal energy:

ΔU = Q - W

ΔU = -4.84× 10⁶ -  4.50×10⁵

ΔU = - 5290×10⁴J.

A negative sign indicates a decrease in internal energy.

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