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Quiz de Procesos Termodinámicos

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Desafío termodinámico corto

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Desafío termodinámico corto

by Laura Samaca
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¿Qué define un proceso isotérmico en un sistema?

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¿Qué ocurre en un proceso isobárico?

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¿Qué caracteriza un proceso isocórico (de volumen constante)?

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¿Qué define un proceso adiabático?

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¿Qué es un proceso endotérmico?

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¿Qué es un proceso exotérmico?

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¿Qué implica un ciclo termodinámico?

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En un diagrama P-V, ¿qué indica un movimiento isotérmico hacia la derecha?

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¿Qué relación describe una expansión adiabática?

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¿Qué diferencia hay entre un ciclo de Carnot y uno real?

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En isotérmico, la temperatura se mantiene constante, incluso si P y V cambian. El calor intercambiado puede existir.

Isobárico mantiene la presión constante; el volumen y/o temperatura pueden variar.

En isocórico, el volumen no cambia; la presión y temperatura pueden variar.

En un proceso adiabático, no hay flujo de calor hacia o desde el sistema.

Endotérmico: absorbe calor del entorno, aumentando su energía interna.

Exotérmico: libera calor al entorno, disminuye energía interna si no hay trabajo.

Un ciclo completa un recorrido cerrado en dominio P-V o T-S.

Isotérmico = temperatura constante; si se mueve a la derecha, V aumenta.

En expansión adiabática, el volumen aumenta y la temperatura baja sin calor transferido.

El ciclo de Carnot es teórico, reversible, con rendimiento máximo para una ΔT dada.

 
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