for an isolated system ∆u=0 , what will be ∆s?
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Answer:
Δs > 0
Explanation:
Δ S = p∆V /T
T Δ S = p Δ V
p Δ V > 0
So ∆s > 0
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Answer:
Δs > 0
Explanation:
Consider two bubs each having gas connected by a stop clock and isolated from the surrounding as an example of an isolated system.On opening the stop clock, the 2 gases mix up.
As a result, more space is available for each gas to move apart i.e. system becomes more disordered. This shows that Δs > 0 i.e. Δs is positive.
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