QUESTION 21 During an adiabatic process a. the pressure and temperature both vary, but the volume remains constant. O b. the net heat transfer varies. C. the temperature remains constant. d. the system is rapidly varying. e. the work done is the negative of the change in the internal energy.

QUESTION 21 During an adiabatic process a. the pressure and temperature both vary, but the volume remains constant. O b. the net heat transfer varies. C. the temperature remains constant. d. the system is rapidly varying. e. the work done is the negative of the change in the internal energy.

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