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Heat Capacity

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Which of the following are state property?

A

Internal energy (U)

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B

Volume (V)

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C

Heat (q)

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D

Enthalpy (H)

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Solution

The correct options are
A Internal energy (U)
B Volume (V)
D Enthalpy (H)
Internal energy, volume and enthalpy are state properties. Their values are independent of the path chosen to reach a particular state.
Heat is a path function. Its value depends on the path chosen to reach a particular state.

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