Physics, asked by shivamboy, 1 year ago

In thermodynamics what is the heat evolved by the system taken as?
positive or negative?

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Answered by fatehahnordin99
1
Heat evolved by the system = q−q− (negative)
shivamboy: and released by the system?
Answered by amruthadeshpande
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Heat evolved/released(System) = - Heat evolved/released(Surrounding)
Therefore it is negative.

So if you consider one thing (say System) to be of positive sign convention then other thing (Surrounding) becomes negative in sign convention.
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shivamboy: evolved/absorbed both r negative?
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