Question

6.The first law of thermodynamics states that energy can not be
O a.created only
O b. destroyed only
c. converted
d. created and destroyed​

Answer 1

Answer:

ans d. created and destroyed

Answer 2

It states that energy can not be created and destroyed​

• This rule typically stipulates that specific energy cannot be generated or pulled down.
• However, it can only be efficiently transformed from one specific type to a different one
• It was stated by Rudolf Clausius and William Thomson
• This phenomena is also known as the Law of Conservation of Energy
• For example: The performance of cyclic conversion systems, such as fossil-fired, steam-powered, or geothermal cycles, is also categorised using the First Law.
• This efficiency measures the amount of heat added to a power cycle that is turned into work, or the ratio of the amount of network generated to the heat introduced to the cycle.

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