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Transcribed Image Text:A chemical process occurs at constant temperature and pressure within the cylinder.
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Reaction
8.0 L
4.0 L
Select the sign of the work based on the change in volume of the cylinder after the reaction.
O positive

Transcribed Image Text:Select the sign of the work based on the change in volume of the cylinder after the reaction.
O positive
negative
If the process is exothermic, how does the internal energy of the system in the cylinder change?
increase
O decrease
Select the sign of AE (also known as AU) for the system.
O positive
O negative
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