Chemistry, 09.01.2020 08:31 keigleyhannah30

In the first law of thermodynamics, △e = q-w, what does △e stand for?

a. the work done by the piston

b. the internal energy of the system

c. the heat added to the system

d. the change in the internal energy of the system

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In the first law of thermodynamics, △e = q-w, what does △e stand for?

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