Title: Thermodynamic Changes in a Gas System**Problem Statement:**For a gas (system) that produces 155 kJ of heat and has no expansion, what are the values of ΔH and ΔU?**Potential Answers:**- a. 0- b. > 0- c. < 0Place one letter in the desired blank. If needed, you can repeat the letter.**Response Fields:**ΔH = [ ]ΔU = [ ]**Explanation:**When a gas system produces heat and there is no expansion, the change in enthalpy (ΔH) and the change in internal energy (ΔU) need to be determined based on the information given. Consider the concepts of thermodynamics and how they relate to the given scenario to provide an appropriate response.

Given: The system is producing 155 KJ amount of heat without any expansion.

For a gas (system) that produces 155 kJ of heat and has no expansion, what are the values of AH and AU? Potential answers: a. 0 b. > 0 C. <0 Place one letter in the desired blank. If needed, you can repeat the letter. ΔΗ = AU = Somm

For a gas (system) that produces 155 kJ of heat and has no expansion, what are the values of AH and AU? Potential answers: a. 0 b. > 0 C. <0 Place one letter in the desired blank. If needed, you can repeat the letter. ΔΗ = AU = Somm

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