Note: -You are attempting question 12 out oConsider two identical systems A and B are connected to each other. At constant volumesV and Va, the energy and the particles are transferred. Obtain the expression for thedEAminimum value ofLetdNAHAand 43 are the chemical potentials of the systems Aand B respectively. Let T and T are the temperatures of the systems A and Brespectively.(а)Tg +TA(b)T3 +T,(c)T3 - TA(d)Т, — Т

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