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Which of the following represents adiabatic process? A. W = P∆V where P is pressure, ∆V is change in volume and W is work done. B. W = 0 where W is work done. C. Q = W where Q is heat and W is work done. D. Q = 0 where Q is heat. E. ∆U = 0 where ∆U is change in internal energy

          Which of the following represents adiabatic process? 

A. W = P∆V where P is pressure, ∆V is change in volume and W is work done. 
B. W = 0 where W is work done. 
C. Q = W where Q is heat and W is work done. 
D. Q = 0 where Q is heat. 
E. ∆U = 0 where ∆U is change in internal energy
        
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Which of the following represents adiabatic process? A. W = P∆V where P is pressure, ∆V is change in volume and W is work done. B. W = 0 where W is work done. C. Q = W where Q is heat and W is work done. D. Q = 0 where Q is heat. E. ∆U = 0 where ∆U is change in internal energy
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00:01 A process is a certain type of pathway that the chemical reaction or just a certain physical change undergoes.
00:23 So we have a term we call as adiabatic process.
00:29 An adiabatic process is a type of process where there is no heat transferred allowed in or out of the system.
00:38 So we say that q is equal to 0...
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