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CHHAYA PUBLICATION-CHEMICAL THERMODYNAMICS-WARM UP EXERCISE
  1. Define the following with examples: (i) Open system, (ii) Closed syste...

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  2. What are diathermal and adiabatic boundaries?

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  3. Identify the correct statement in a chemical reaction-

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  4. What is an adiabatic system? Is this an isolated system?

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  5. Identify the following as an extensive or intensive property: Enthalpy...

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  6. A closed container with impermeable diathermal walls contains some amo...

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  7. X is a state function of a thermodynamic system. How are its finite an...

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  8. What do you mean by a state function? Give some examples of state func...

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  9. Thermodynamic state functions are path-independent quantities. Explain...

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  10. Give two examples of path-dependent quantities. Are they properties of...

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  11. Under what conditions will a system be in themodynamic equilibrium?

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  12. Why is the change in any state function in a cyclic process zero? Is t...

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  13. A closed system participates in the following process: A to B to C. In...

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  14. 1 mol of an ideal gas participate in the process as described in the f...

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  15. Are the following changes reversible or irreversible? Give proper expl...

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  16. One mole of an ideal gas participates in a cylic reversible process as...

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  17. Why is a process occurring in an open container considered to be an is...

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  18. What is the origin of internal energy of a system? Why cannot absolute...

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  19. Why is the internal energy of a system a state function?

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  20. Is the internal energy of a system at 25^(@)C greater or less than its...

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