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Standard XIII
Chemistry
First Law of Thermodynamics
If 500 cal of...
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If
500
cal
of heat energy is added to a system and it does
350
cal
of work on the surrounding, the internal energy change of the system is:
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Solution
Heat absorbed,
q
=
500
cal
Work done by the system,
w
=
−
350
cal
From the first law of thermodynamics ,
Δ
U
=
q
+
w
⇒
Δ
U
=
500
+
(
−
350
)
cal
=
150
cal
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