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A system transfers 20 kJ of heat to the surroundings write the value of q (heat) or both the system and the surrounding.



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Answered by ashwin4as
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Answer:q(system)=-20kJ

q(surrounding)=+20kJ

Explanation:

Answered by mukesh563410
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System of Heat in Thermodynmics

Explanation:

1. System :The study of effect of temperature, pressure on the part of the universe  is called as system.

2. Surrounding: The remaining portion of the universe , excluding the universe is known as surrounding

                                     Types of system

1. Open system - Exchange of both matter and energy with surrounding

2. Closed system- Exchange of energy only

3. Isolated system- Neither exchange of matter and energy

First law of thermodynmics:

The total energy of the universe remains constant, only transformation from one form to other happens only.

  • Heat is a form of energy which exchanged betwwen system and surrounding.it is denoted by q

Sign of q;

Heat given by the system to surrounding = +q

 Heat is  absorbed  by  the system         =  -q

Here's your answer :

                q ( system) = -20 kJ

               q ( surrounding) = +20 kJ

   

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