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    The document contains MATLAB code that defines three functions - f, f2, and f3 - for calculating volume and enthalpy values. It then calculates the maximum volume values vm2 and vm3 by finding the roots of 4th degree polynomials. It integrates the functions f, f2, and f3 to calculate volume, temperature, and enthalpy values over different ranges and displays the results. Finally, it sums the individual enthalpy values to display the total enthalpy H.

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    Algoritmo de resolução do exemplo resolvido do capitulo 5 do Koretsky 7ed

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    The document contains MATLAB code that defines three functions - f, f2, and f3 - for calculating volume and enthalpy values. It then calculates the maximum volume values vm2 and vm3 by finding the roots of 4th degree polynomials. It integrates the functions f, f2, and f3 to calculate volume, temperature, and enthalpy values over different ranges and displays the results. Finally, it sums the individual enthalpy values to display the total enthalpy H.

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    The document contains MATLAB code that defines three functions - f, f2, and f3 - for calculating volume and enthalpy values. It then calculates the maximum volume values vm2 and vm3 by finding the roots of 4th degree polynomials. It integrates the functions f, f2, and f3 to calculate volume, temperature, and enthalpy values over different ranges and displays the results. Finally, it sums the individual enthalpy values to display the total enthalpy H.

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    clear

    clc
    function y=f(v)
    tc=425.1
    pc=37.96*100000
    r=8.314
    t=353
    a=(0.42748*(r^2)*(tc^2.5))/pc
    b=(0.08664*r*tc)/pc
    y=((-b*t*r)/(v-b)^2)+(a/t^0.5)*((1/(2*v^2+2*v*b))+((2*v^2+v*b)/((v^2+v*b)^2)))
    endfunction
    function y=f3(v)
    tc=425.1
    pc=37.96*100000
    r=8.314
    t=393
    a=(0.42748*r^2*tc^2.5)/pc
    b=(0.08664*r*tc)/pc
    y=((-b*t*r)/(v-b)^2)+(a/t^0.5)*((1/(2*v^2+2*v*b))+((2*v^2+v*b)/((v^2+v*b)^2)))
    endfunction
    function y=f2(t)
    y=8.314*(1.935+(36.915*10^-3)*t-(11.402*10^-6)*t^2)
    endfunction
    tc=425.1
    pc=37.96*100000
    r=8.314
    t=353
    t2=393
    a=(0.42748*r^2*(tc^2.5))/pc
    b=(0.08664*r*tc)/pc
    p=9.47*100000
    coef2=[(-a*b)/(t^0.5),-(p*b^2+(r*t*b)-(a/(t^0.5))),-r*t,p]
    p2=poly(coef2,"v","coeff")
    u=roots(p2)
    u=real(u)
    vm2=max(u)
    p=18.9*100000
    coef3=[(-a*b)/(t2^0.5),-(p*b^2+(r*t2*b)-(a/(t2^0.5))),-r*t2,p]
    p3=poly(coef3,"v","coeff")
    u3=roots(p3)
    u3=real(u3)
    vm3=max(u3)
    vm=900
    resp= intg(vm2,vm,f)
    resp2=intg(t,t2,f2)
    resp3= intg(vm,vm3,f3)
    disp(["Volume 1","Volume 2","Entalpia"])
    disp([vm2,vm,resp])
    disp(["Temperatura 1","Temperatura 2","Entalpia"])
    disp([t,t2,resp2])
    disp(["Volume 1","Volume 2","Entalpia"])
    disp([vm,vm3,resp3])
    H=resp+resp2+resp3
    disp(H)

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