10- turning on a light in which the electricity changed to light occurs according to Ob- Third law of thermodynamic. O c- First law of thermodynamic. d- Second law of thermodynamic. a- zeroth law of thermodynamic.

10- turning on a light in which the electricity changed to light occurs according to Ob- Third law of thermodynamic. O c- First law of thermodynamic. d- Second law of thermodynamic. a- zeroth law of thermodynamic.

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Chapter1: Gases And The Zeroth Law Of Thermodynamics

Section: Chapter Questions

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10- turning on a light in which *
the electricity changed to light
occurs according to
Ob- Third law of thermodynamic.
O c- First law of thermodynamic.
Od- Second law of thermodynamic.
Oa- zeroth law of thermodynamic.

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