Let U, T, S and P denote, respectively, the internal energy, temperature, entropy and pressure of...

Transcribed Image Text:

Let U, T, S and P denote, respectively, the internal energy, temperature, entropy and pressure of a thermodynamic system. Then a change AF in the free energy F = U - TS measures. the heat exchanged at constant pressure the work done by the system at constant entropy the work done on the system at constant temperature the heat exchanged at constant temperature. Let U, T, S and P denote, respectively, the internal energy, temperature, entropy and pressure of a thermodynamic system. Then a change AF in the free energy F = U - TS measures. the heat exchanged at constant pressure the work done by the system at constant entropy the work done on the system at constant temperature the heat exchanged at constant temperature.

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

The detailed ... View the full answer