Thermodynamic and mechanical work

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What is the difference between thermodynamic and mechanical work? Should they show equal values in an experiment? If yes, what possible errors could cause if there is a difference in their values?
 
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WazapMe said:
What is the difference between thermodynamic and mechanical work? Should they show equal values in an experiment? If yes, what possible errors could cause if there is a difference in their values?
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Welcome to PF. Please tell us the definitions of each term that you are familiar with, and tell us what differences you can think of. Per the PF rules, we cannot help you with schoolwork-type questions until you show your best efforts to answer the questions. Thank you. :smile:
 
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