Answer 94 and 95 C. zerod. indeterminate.95. A closed system undergoes a process in which the work is done by the systemon the surroundings and the heat transfer Q occurs only at temperature T. For aninternally irreversible process with no heat transfer Q to/from the system the entropychange isa. positiveb. negativeс.zerod. indeterminate. d. indeterminate.94. A closed system undergoes a process in which the work is done by the systemon the surroundings and the heat transfer Q occurs only at temperature T. For aninternally irreversible process with heat transfer Q from the system the entropy changeisa. positiveb. negativeс.zerod. indeterminate.undergoes a process in which the work is done by the systemlu at temperature T. For an

с. zero d. indeterminate. 95. A closed system undergoes a process in which the work is done by the system on the surroundings and the heat transfer Q occurs only at temperature T. For an internally irreversible process with no heat transfer Q to/from the system the entropy change is a. positive b. negative с. zero d. indeterminate.

с. zero d. indeterminate. 95. A closed system undergoes a process in which the work is done by the system on the surroundings and the heat transfer Q occurs only at temperature T. For an internally irreversible process with no heat transfer Q to/from the system the entropy change is a. positive b. negative с. zero d. indeterminate.

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