(1) What are the thermodynamic quantities of a system that affect the amount and sign of the internal energy change of a system? (ii) Consider the process represented by the following chemical equation: H,O() NH,NO3(s)· NH,"(aq) + NO5(aq) AH = +28.05 kJ/mol Using correct thermodynamic terminology, explain the sign of A Tsurroundings for this process.

(1) What are the thermodynamic quantities of a system that affect the amount and sign of the internal energy change of a system? (ii) Consider the process represented by the following chemical equation: H,O() NH,NO3(s)· NH,"(aq) + NO5(aq) AH = +28.05 kJ/mol Using correct thermodynamic terminology, explain the sign of A Tsurroundings for this process.

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