MCQ
The laws of thermodynamics speak about:
- ARates of chemical changes
- BFeasibility and energy transformations of a Process
- CBoth the rate and energy changes of a process
- DEnergy changes in chemical reactions only
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Answer
- Feasibility and energy transformations of a Process
Explanation:
Thermodynamics laws are about energy transformation of a process and feasibility of a process.
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