A ______ ΔH corresponds to an ______ process.- ○ positive, exothermic- ○ zero, exothermic- ○ positive, endothermic- ○ negative, endothermic- ○ zero, endothermicThis question is designed to test understanding of thermodynamic processes, particularly the change in enthalpy (ΔH). The question asks about the relationship between the sign of ΔH and the type of process (exothermic or endothermic). A positive ΔH is associated with endothermic processes, where energy is absorbed from the surroundings. Conversely, a negative ΔH is indicative of exothermic processes, where energy is released into the surroundings. A zero change in enthalpy would imply no overall absorption or release of energy.

Change in enthalpy of the process which is also called heat of process is denoted by ∆H. For…

Answered: A_ AH corresponds to an, process. O…

A_ AH corresponds to an, process. O positive, exothermic zero, exothermic positive, endothermic O negative, endothermic O zero, endothermic

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