The surrounding absorbs 50J of heat as it does 32J of work on the system. Which among the choices is CORRECT? Both heat and work are negative. Both heat and work are positive. Work is positive. Heat is positive.

The surrounding absorbs 50J of heat as it does 32J of work on the system. Which among the choices is CORRECT? Both heat and work are negative. Both heat and work are positive. Work is positive. Heat is positive.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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The surrounding absorbs 50J of heat as it does 32J of work on the system.
Which among the choices is CORRECT? *
Both heat and work are negative.
Both heat and work are positive.
We
is positive.
Heat is positive.

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