what is an isothermal process and why internal energy zero
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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the THERMODYNAMICS..
↪Basically The ISOTHERMAL PROCESS IS THE PROCESS IN WHCH THE TEMPERATURE OF THE SYSTEM REMAINS CONSTANT ...
↪as we know that ...
↪♢ U = nCv ♢ T
↪since here the T is = ( T2 - T1 ) = ♢T
↪since here the temperature REMAINS the constant ...♢T = 0 (♢T=0)
THUS WE CONCLUDE THAT
↪♢ U = ♢ E = 0
↪SO the internal energy is ZERO
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↪⭐Hope it helps u..☺
Here is Your Answer..!!!
_________________________
↪Actually welcome to the concept of the THERMODYNAMICS..
↪Basically The ISOTHERMAL PROCESS IS THE PROCESS IN WHCH THE TEMPERATURE OF THE SYSTEM REMAINS CONSTANT ...
↪as we know that ...
↪♢ U = nCv ♢ T
↪since here the T is = ( T2 - T1 ) = ♢T
↪since here the temperature REMAINS the constant ...♢T = 0 (♢T=0)
THUS WE CONCLUDE THAT
↪♢ U = ♢ E = 0
↪SO the internal energy is ZERO
________________________________
↪⭐Hope it helps u..☺
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