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kathyt.25
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Concerning the first law of thermodynamics:
dE = q - w
dE: change in internal energy of a system
q: heat added/removed from system
w: work on/by the system
What is the difference between q (heat added/removed from the system) and H (enthalpy, or heat flow)? Are they analogous to each other?
dE = q - w
dE: change in internal energy of a system
q: heat added/removed from system
w: work on/by the system
What is the difference between q (heat added/removed from the system) and H (enthalpy, or heat flow)? Are they analogous to each other?