In an exothermic process, the volume of a system expanded from 213 mL to 2135 mL against a constant pressure of 752 torr. During the process, 29.1 calories of heat energy were givenoff. What was the internal energy change for the system in joules?

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In an exothermic process, the volume of a system expanded from 213 mL to 2135 mL against a constant pressure of 752 tom. During the process, 29.1 calories of heat energy were given off. What was the internal energy change for the system in joules?

In an exothermic process, the volume of a system expanded from 213 mL to 2135 mL against a constant pressure of 752 tom. During the process, 29.1 calories of heat energy were given off. What was the internal energy change for the system in joules?

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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