TRUE or FALSE. No need for expalantion. 1. Increasing the pressure of water will raise its boiling point temperature. 2. Lost work will be zero for a reversible process. 3.Refrigirators reject heat QL to the surroundings and take in heat QH from the place where you store your milk and food. 4. Q is always equal to zero fro isothermal processes.

TRUE or FALSE. No need for expalantion. 1. Increasing the pressure of water will raise its boiling point temperature. 2. Lost work will be zero for a reversible process. 3.Refrigirators reject heat QL to the surroundings and take in heat QH from the place where you store your milk and food. 4. Q is always equal to zero fro isothermal processes.

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TRUE or FALSE. No need for expalantion.

1. Increasing the pressure of water will raise its boiling point temperature.
2. Lost work will be zero for a reversible process.
3.Refrigirators reject heat QL to the surroundings and take in heat QH from the place where you store your milk and food.
4. Q is always equal to zero fro isothermal processes.

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