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Brums [2.3K]
3 years ago
14

If a system's internal energy increases by 250 kJ after the addition of375 kJ of energy as heat, what was the value ofthe work i

n the process?
(A) -625 kJ
(B) -125 kJ
(C) 125 kJ
(D) 625 kJ
Chemistry
1 answer:
Gekata [30.6K]3 years ago
8 0

Answer:

(B) -125 kJ

Explanation:

Going by the First Law of Thermodynamics it states that"

<em>"A system can do work and increase it's internal energy provided we supply heat."</em>

ΔU= q+w-----------1

where U= the internal heat

           q= the quantity of heat added or removed from the system

            w= the work done

Given

ΔU= 250kJ

q= 375kJ

from equation 1 make w subject of the formula we have

w= ΔU-q

w= 250-350

w= -125kJ

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