Chapters 2 & 3 Energy Balances Work done by the system, W = - Force applied to the system, F Δx or Expansion/Contraction of a Closed System Shaft Work.

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Chapters 2 & 3 Energy Balances Work done by the system, W = - Force applied to the system, F Δx or Expansion/Contraction of a Closed System Shaft Work for an Open System Pump leads to a change in pressure at constant volume Force leads to a change in volume at constant pressure 1

Work Associated with Flow Lost Work Viscosity Gradient (Pressure Gradients) Temperature Gradient Concentration Gradient Friction (of a piston for instance) Reversible Process Viscosity Gradient (Pressure Gradients) Temperature Gradient Concentration Gradient Friction (of a piston for instance) 2

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Work is a path function not a state function 4

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