Chemistry, asked by pranjal7311, 1 year ago

A system did the work of 785 J afther loss of 525 J heat.
Find the change in its internal change​

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Answered by kaushalnegi723
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Answer:

ΔU = -1310 J

Explanation:

q = -525 J

w = -785 J

ΔU = q + w

ΔU = -525 + (-785)

ΔU = -525 -785

ΔU = -1310 J

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Answered by anjali13lm
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Answer:

The change in the internal energy, ΔU, for the given system measured is -1370J.

Explanation:

Given,

  • The work done by the system, W = 785J

As we know,

  • If the work is done by the system, it will be negative.

Therefore,

  • The work done by the system, W = -785J
  • The heat loss = 525J

Also,

  • If heat is lost by the system, it will also be negative.

Therefore,

  • The heat loss, Q = -525J

The change in its internal energy, ΔU =?

Now,

  • From the first law of thermodynamics;
  • \Delta U = Q + W

After putting the given values in the equation, we get:

  • \Delta U = -525J + ( -785J )
  • \Delta U = -1370J

Hence, the change in its internal energy, ΔU = -1370J.

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