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Chapter 27.2, Problem 2cTH
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To determine
The nature of work done for the process I.
(ii)
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The nature of work done for the process II.
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A.When gas expands, Is the (W) work done by the system or (W) work done on the system? Explain your answer.
B.Compare the temperature outside (surroundings) and inside (system) the bottle before pouring the boiling water into the bucket.
C.Compare the temperature outside (surroundings) and inside (system) the bottle after pouring the boiling water into the bucket.
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