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1) WHICH OF THE PRECEEDING REACTION S WOULD AH BE LABELED REACTION AFHO ; = REACTION 1 REACTION 2: 1/2 C(s) + H₂(g) C(s) + CH4 (g) CH4 (g) 2 H₂(g) Fl REACTION 2 B. REACTION 1-3 REACTION 3:2 (15) + 4+₂ (9) = 2 CH4 (g) REACTION 1 2) A оитрит ĦT AS CAR ENGINE WITH ENERCH THERMAL A POWER TWENTY FOUR PERCENT. CONSUMPTION RATE OF CPR IF HEATING VALUE IS 44000 kd lkg 4. 4 915 B. 5 kg |h c 17 kg|h р. 10 ќу In . IN THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS, WHICH EXPLAINS THAT ENTROPY CAN DECREASE LOCALLY WITHIN ISOLATED SYSTEM IN ENTROPY OF SURROUNDINGS # THIS D $ SYSTEM DECREASE WILL CAUISE INCREASE B-THIS ENTROPY WILL CAUSE TOTAL ENERGY C. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE SINCE ENTROPY OF ISOLATED SYSTEM TO DECREAS IN ANOTHER INCREFISE D. THIS IS BALANCED BY OF SYSTEM . ракт 50 KW FIND THE IN ENTROPY FUEL

1) WHICH OF THE PRECEEDING REACTION S WOULD AH BE LABELED REACTION AFHO ; = REACTION 1 REACTION 2: 1/2 C(s) + H₂(g) C(s) + CH4 (g) CH4 (g) 2 H₂(g) Fl REACTION 2 B. REACTION 1-3 REACTION 3:2 (15) + 4+₂ (9) = 2 CH4 (g) REACTION 1 2) A оитрит ĦT AS CAR ENGINE WITH ENERCH THERMAL A POWER TWENTY FOUR PERCENT. CONSUMPTION RATE OF CPR IF HEATING VALUE IS 44000 kd lkg 4. 4 915 B. 5 kg |h c 17 kg|h р. 10 ќу In . IN THE FOLLOWING STATEMENTS, WHICH EXPLAINS THAT ENTROPY CAN DECREASE LOCALLY WITHIN ISOLATED SYSTEM IN ENTROPY OF SURROUNDINGS # THIS D $ SYSTEM DECREASE WILL CAUISE INCREASE B-THIS ENTROPY WILL CAUSE TOTAL ENERGY C. THIS IS NOT POSSIBLE SINCE ENTROPY OF ISOLATED SYSTEM TO DECREAS IN ANOTHER INCREFISE D. THIS IS BALANCED BY OF SYSTEM . ракт 50 KW FIND THE IN ENTROPY FUEL

Elements Of Electromagnetics

7th Edition

ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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