. The energy change when a reaction occurs is the difference between the heat absorbed and the work:  Delta E = q - w.  True or false?   2. The equation for calculating the pressure - volume work done by a system is  w = - P delta V where the P is the external pressure (sometimes also written Pex) and delta V is the final

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