Why does the table heat up when you set your mug of fresh hot coffee on it? O frictional forces between the mug and table cause heat transfer from the mug to the table O static electricity builds up as the mug sits on the table, which causes heat to accumulate. O energy is transferred from the table to the mug energy is transferred from the hot mug to the table (21) Complete the statement: The entropy of a change. increases in the course of a spontaneous O closed system O open system. O isolated system all types of systems (22) It is the temperature at which two phases are present in equilibrium at 1 atm pressure. O normal boiling temperature standard boiling temperature normal transition temperature O standard transition temperature

Why does the table heat up when you set your mug of fresh hot coffee on it? O frictional forces between the mug and table cause heat transfer from the mug to the table O static electricity builds up as the mug sits on the table, which causes heat to accumulate. O energy is transferred from the table to the mug energy is transferred from the hot mug to the table (21) Complete the statement: The entropy of a change. increases in the course of a spontaneous O closed system O open system. O isolated system all types of systems (22) It is the temperature at which two phases are present in equilibrium at 1 atm pressure. O normal boiling temperature standard boiling temperature normal transition temperature O standard transition temperature

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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