Enthalpy (.H.) of system is equal to

Question

Enthalpy (.H.) of system is equal to (A) Work (.W.) done by a system (B) Product of pressure (.P.) and volume (.V.) of gas (C) Internal energy (.E.)+PV (D) Internal energy (.E.)

Tardigrade Admin · Accepted Answer

Enthalpy (.H.) is defined as the sum of internal energy and pressure volume work. H=E+PV .

Q. Enthalpy $(H)$ of system is equal to

Work $(W)$ done by a system

Product of pressure $(P)$ and volume $(V)$ of gas

Internal energy $(E) + P V$

Internal energy $(E)$

Enthalpy $(H)$ is defined as the sum of internal energy and pressure volume work. $H = E + P V$ .

Q. Enthalpy (H) of system is equal to

Work (W) done by a system

Product of pressure (P) and volume (V) of gas

Internal energy (E)+PV

Internal energy (E)