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Imagine that you want to work at constant pressure; Among the following options, which thermodynamic potential should you use? I. Enthalpy II. Internal energy III. Gibbs energy Justify each alternative.

Imagine that you want to work at constant pressure; Among the following options, which thermodynamic potential should you use? I. Enthalpy II. Internal energy III. Gibbs energy Justify each alternative.

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Imagine that you want to work at constant pressure; Among the following options, which thermodynamic potential should you use?
I. Enthalpy
II. Internal energy
III. Gibbs energy

Justify each alternative.

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