Chemistry, asked by urja4725, 1 year ago

If helium is allowed to expand in vacuum it liberates heat because

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Answered by saivivek16

If helium is allowed to expand in vacuum, why does it liberate heat? ... There is nothing in the vacuum to keep the Helium molecules from expanding- Creates friction in the molecules and this heat results

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