Change in enthalpy is best defined as (please Explain) A) the sum of heat absorbed and...
Change in enthalpy is best defined as (please Explain)
A) the sum of heat absorbed and work done.
B) the heat transferred at constant pressure.
C) the pressure change at constant temperature.
D) the measure of disorder in a system.
E) none of the above
Homework Answers
B) the heat transferred at constant pressure.
at constant pressure heat energy is equal to enthalpy
Delta H = E+ P deltaV
enthalpy difine at constant pressure
deltaH = qp
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