For a process, AEr =+148 kJ and the system does 34 kJ of work on the surroundings. This means that...O The system releases 114 kJ of heat.The system absorbs 182 kJ of heat.The system releases 182 kJ of heat.O The system absorbs 114 kJ of heat.O The system releases -114 kJ of heat.

Given : ∆Esys = +148 kJ Work on he surroundings = 34 kJ

For a process,AE =+148 kJ and the system does 34 kJ of work on the surroundings. This means that... O The system releases 114 kJ of heat. O The system absorbs 182 kJ of heat. The system releases 182 kJ of heat. O The system absorbs 114 kJ of heat. O The system releases -114 kJ of heat.

For a process,AE =+148 kJ and the system does 34 kJ of work on the surroundings. This means that... O The system releases 114 kJ of heat. O The system absorbs 182 kJ of heat. The system releases 182 kJ of heat. O The system absorbs 114 kJ of heat. O The system releases -114 kJ of heat.

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Chapter7: Chemical Energy

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For a process, AEr =+148 kJ and the system does 34 kJ of work on the surroundings. This means that...
O The system releases 114 kJ of heat.
The system absorbs 182 kJ of heat.
The system releases 182 kJ of heat.
O The system absorbs 114 kJ of heat.
O The system releases -114 kJ of heat.

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