In which of the following process heat is released?
Condensation is conversion of gaseous state to liquid state, so heat is given out in this process.
Condensation is conversion of gaseous state to liquid state, so heat is given out in this process.
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Heat lost by hot body is equal to the heat gained by cold body
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Electric current will stop flowing when potential difference is zero. It means two ends are at same potential.
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There are 5 elements
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The instrument used to measure potential difference is Voltmeter.
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