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Chemical Thermodynamics question

2018 · Q25
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Chemical Thermodynamics question

2018 · Q25

IIT JAMChemistryChemical ThermodynamicsMCQ+2 / −0.67
The CORRECT expression that corresponds to reversible and adiabatic expansion of an ideal gas is
  1. A
    ΔU=0\Delta U = 0ΔU=0
  2. B
    ΔH=0\Delta H = 0ΔH=0
  3. C
    ΔS=0\Delta S = 0ΔS=0
  4. D
    ΔG=0\Delta G = 0ΔG=0
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Correct answer: C

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