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  2. No work is done on the system, but heat (q) is taken out from the syst...

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  3. Work is done by the system and heat (q) is supplied to the system. Wh...

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  4. q=w=-p(ext)(v(f)-v(i)) is for irreversible…. Change.

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  5. q=-w=nRT1n(v(f)-v(i)) is for isothermal ………change.

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  10. What is the relationship between C(p) and C(v)?

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  12. For the above reaction what is the internal energy change, DeltaU?

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  14. Enthalpy decreases is not the criterion for spontaneity. Why?

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