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Which of the following equation is used to find the energy gained or lost during a particular phase change?

A

q = m c Δ T

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B

q = H_{V} m

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C

P_{1} V_{1} = P_{2} V_{2}

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D

D = m / V

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E

K = C + 273

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Solution

The correct option is A $q = H_{V} m$
The equation $q = H_{V} m$ is used to find the energy gained or lost during a particular phase change.
q is the energy gained or lost during a particular phase change.

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