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Answer:
ÎS = nC_p*In[(T1 + T2)²/4(T1â˘T2)]
Explanation:
Since the two blocks are kept in contact together, the final temperature will be given written as:
T_f = (T1 + T2)/2
Now, the entropy change of the system would be expressed as;
ÎS_sys = âŤ(dq_rev)/T
This can be broken down into;
ÎS_sys = nC_pâŤ(1/T)dT
For the first block, when we integrate with boundaries of T_f and T1, we have;
ÎS1 = nC_p[In (T_f/T1)]
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Similarly, for the second block, integrating with boundaries of T_f and T2, we have;
ÎS2 = nC_p[In (T_f/T2)]
Thus, total change in entropy will be;
ÎS = ÎS1 + ÎS2 = nC_p[In (T_f/T1)] + nC_p[In (T_f/T2)]
This gives;
ÎS = nC_p*In[T_f²/(T1â˘T2)]
Earlier, we saw that T_f = (T1 + T2)/2
Thus;
ÎS = nC_p*In[(T1 + T2)²/4(T1â˘T2)]