Q5. Derive the cycle thermal efficiency in terms of the gas temperature.

Q6. Derive the cycle thermal efficiency in terms of r and k.

Q1. A boiler consumes 500 kJ/s to produce heat at 1300 K in an environment at 300 K. Dctermine which value below is the maximum work that can be yielded by the heat in the boiler: (a) 192 kW, (b) 115 kW, (c) 385 kW, (d) 500 kW, (e) 650 kW.

Q2. Indoor heat of 800 W is leaving via a wall to outside. The inner wall surface is 20℃ and outer wall surface is 5℃ . The ambient temperature is 0℃ outside. Determine which value below is the rate of exergy destruction within the wall:(a) 0 W (b) 17,500 W (c) 765 W (d) 32,800 W (e) 40 W

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2. For someone investigating constitutions, that is, what cach is and what sort of thing it is, pretty much the first investigation concerns a city-state, to see what on carth the city-state is. For as things stand, there are disputes about this, some pcople say that it is the city-state that performed a certain action, whereas others say that it is not the city-state but rather the oligarchy or the tyrant. And we see that the entire business of the politician and the legislator concems city-states and that the constitution is itself a certain ordering of those who inhabit the city-state. But since the city-state belongs among composite things, and things that are wholes and composed of many parts, it is clear that the first thing that must be investigated is the citizen. For a city-state is a particular sort of multitude of citizens. So who should be called a citizen, and what the citizen is must be investigated. (Aristotle, Politics 3.1, translated by C.D.C. Reeve,2017(哲學小辭典:constitution政體；city-state城邦.) (40%)

(a) Write the half-cell reaction of cathode?(5pts)

(b) White the half-cell reaction of anode?(5pts)

(c) Write the reaction of electrochemical cell? (5pts)

(d) Calculate the cell potential?(5pts)

(e) Is it an electrolytic or Galvanic cell? (5pts)

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