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Suppose you do 100j of work in compressing a gas, if 80j of heat escapes in the process, what is the change in internal energy of the gas?
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drwls
100 - 80= 20 J.
Any work done on the gas that does not escape as heat becomes internal energy.
Qin = Wout + delta U
In this case both Wout and Qin are negative
Any work done on the gas that does not escape as heat becomes internal energy.
Qin = Wout + delta U
In this case both Wout and Qin are negative
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