Change in internal energy= change in work doneBut if change in heat energy should cause change in temperature but it is not happening why?
Vineeth , 10 Years ago
Grade 11
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Aziz Alam
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Change in internal energy= change in work done
this is the case in case of adiabatic process.
Change in heat energy= change in internal energy + change in work done
This is the thermodynamics 1stlaw and different possibilities exist depends upon the process being carried out.
Change in heat energy = change in internal energy (Isochoric Process) Change in internal energy is actually the change in tempearature. Hence it is possible.
Vineeth
Last Activity: 10 Years ago
Sorry , I made a mistake ,
Delta Q= delta W
In isothermal process , change in internal energy is zero.
But if change in heat energy should cause change in temperature but it is isothermal why?
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