What does the adiabatic process mean that it is used in refrigerators? The volume is constant. The pressure is constant. The heat absorbed is zero. The temperature is constant. O The internal energy is constant.

What does the adiabatic process mean that it is used in refrigerators? The volume is constant. The pressure is constant. The heat absorbed is zero. The temperature is constant. O The internal energy is constant.

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Chapter17: Energy In Thermal Processes: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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What does the adiabatic process mean that it is used in refrigerators?
The volume is constant.
The pressure is constant.
The heat absorbed is zero.
The temperature is constant.
The internal energy is constant.

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