Chemistry, asked by rishavdrk3036, 1 year ago

What is the enthalpy change for an isothermal process?

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Change in energy equal to zero. any change in PV is zero enthalpy changes is also zero it appears that we change is zero for isothermal process that is true only for ideal gases. for real gases it is not so and does the real gases there is some is enthalpy change when it undergoes an isothermal process...

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