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2nd law…. entropy always
increases?? no wait —
for isolated system only
ΔS = ∫dQ/T
?? ask someone later

your notes, 11:42am

Thermo · wk 452 min

The Clausius inequality

  • ∮ δQ/T ≤ 0 for any cycle
  • Equality only when reversible
  • Sir said this comes in the exam
18 cardsquiz31:05
VTUANNA UNIVERSITYAKTUMUMBAI UNIVERSITYJNTUSPPUDELHI UNIVERSITYKTURGPV

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Thermodynamics, Week 4

52:14 · you did nothing

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The Clausius inequality

  • ∮ δQ/T ≤ 0 for any cycle
  • Equality only when reversible
  • “comes in the exam”

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Why does entropy rise in free expansion?

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∮ δQ/T < 0 means the cycle is…

  • Irreversible
  • Reversible
  • Impossible

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REC52:14Saved up to 52:00

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What it knows · week 6

End-sem in 9 days
Syllabus covered23 / 41 topics

Keeps catching you out

  • Reversible vs irreversiblemissed 4×
  • Sign conventions in work donemissed 3×
  • Unit 3 — never opened0 / 7

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Your notes · Unit 2

  • The Clausius inequalityPYQ 2019 · 2021 · 2023
  • Reversible vs irreversiblePYQ 2018 · 2019 · 2022 · 2023
  • Free expansionPYQ 2020 · 2023
  • Entropy of mixingnever asked

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why is this cycle irreversible?

Because the Clausius integral is strictly negative, which indicates entropy generation within the cycle.

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why is this cycle irreversible?

This one’s caught you four times since week 2 — and each time you go to the formula first. Try it the other way round.

Forget ∮δQ/T for a second. Is there friction anywhere in this cycle? Any heat crossing a finite temperature gap?

Week 2 · 14:20Week 4 quiz · Q7This week · 31:05

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