My sir told me that Total energy of system = K.E + P.E in starting.
Then Change in energy = F(External force on body ) * displacement of walls.
Then from here , change in energy = W+q. (Don’t understand how we reached till here )
This change in energy is also called change in internal energy. Then it should be equal to Kinetic + potential energy of the molecules inside the system that we are considering .
Q1 is that if it is equal to kinetic + potential energy, then in case of ideal gases.P.E = 0.So K.E will be equal to change in energy $\delta U$.
Q2 is that if it change in energy , then it should be change in kinetic energy as well right.
Ok then my sir also tells me that when a reaction happens in non ideal gas scenario , example of 1mole N2 + 3 mole H2 = 2mole NH3.Now my sir says , there will be a lot of potential energy here.So we can’t use the formula kinetic energy = q+w here.
When Na(s) in converted to Na(g) we consider , delta H of sublimation of Na and then potential energy change I.e internal energy change = Na+(g) + e. Is this internal energy change $\delta U$.
All these doubts arrived from this question.
Because here they ask for internal energy change , so does it mean that it is $\delta H_1$ + $\delta H_2$ + Internal energy of 1 + internal energy of 2.
I am sorry if this in not written in good manner but am so much in tension right now that I just gave out everything I knew