A3) Which one of the following describes a process in which the volume of a gas is changed but no energy transfer by heating occurs? A. Isochoric. B. Isothermal. C. Exoergic. D. Isobaric. E. Adiabatic

A3) Which one of the following describes a process in which the volume of a gas is changed but no energy transfer by heating occurs? A. Isochoric. B. Isothermal. C. Exoergic. D. Isobaric. E. Adiabatic

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A3) Which one of the following describes a process in which the volume of a gas is
changed but no energy transfer by heating occurs?
A. Isochoric.
B. Isothermal.
C. Exoergic.
D. Isobaric.
E. Adiabatic

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