Statistical Thermodynamics
Initially, there are two very small, thermally isolated rooms and The heat capacitance of room is quanta of energy and room contains quanta of energy. The heat capacitance of room is quanta of energy and room contains quanta of energy. When the two room are thermally connected, in which direction will the quanta flow, on average?
Calculate the temperature increase when of heat is applied to of
Details and assumptions:
- The molar heat capacity for is
- The formula weight of is
Initially, there are two thermally isolated rooms and The heat capacitance of room is quanta of energy and room contains quanta of energy. The heat capacitance of room is quanta of energy and room contains quanta of energy.
Question: When the two rooms are thermally connected and allowed to approach equilibrium, how many quanta of energy are transferred, on average?
There are 2 beakers of water in a room. In one beaker, the temperature of water is higher than room temperature, and the other is lower than room temperature. Let them be on a table without contact with each other, then after enough time passes an equilibrium is reached. What is the difference between the temperatures of the waters in the beakers?
Two objects and with temperatures and respectively, are each in a closed system. They are brought into thermal contact and enough time passes. If the final temperature of both objects is what is the relation between and