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Standard XII

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For the isothermal expansion of an ideal gas?

U

and

H

increases

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U

increases but

H

decreases

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H

increases but

U

decreases

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U

and

H

are unaltered

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Solution

The correct option is A $U$ and $H$ increases
For isothermal expansion of ideal gas,
$△ H = n C_{p} △ T$ [ $T =$ constant] $△ T = 0$
$△ U = n C_{p} △ T$ $△ H = 0; △ U = 0$

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For the isothermal expansion of an ideal gas?

The correct option is A U and H increasesFor isothermal expansion of ideal gas, △H=nCp△T [T= constant] △T=0△U=nCp△T △H=0; △U=0

The correct option is A $U$ and $H$ increases
For isothermal expansion of ideal gas,
$△ H = n C_{p} △ T$ [ $T =$ constant] $△ T = 0$
$△ U = n C_{p} △ T$ $△ H = 0; △ U = 0$