Chemistry, asked by GeniusNiraj33, 8 months ago

derive expression for work done in chemical reaction

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Answered by raotd

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Explanation:Work is equal to the displacement, or distance, times force. When we are measuring work done by a chemical reaction we can calculate work by multiplying the pressure (which increases due to an increase in temperature from exothermic reactions) times the change in volume.

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