dH and dE have same values for the reaction in _?
Correct answer: C. Liquids, solids and solution
- A. Solid phase
- B. Gases phase
- C. Liquids, solids and solution
- D. None of these
Explanation
This is often the case for reactions that take place in open containers or in systems where the pressure remains relatively constant. In such situations, the heat exchanged with the surroundings is mainly responsible for the change in enthalpy, and the work done against the surroundings (which is related to changes in volume) is not a significant factor. Therefore, dH and dE can be considered to have the same values under these conditions. So "liquids, solids and solutions" have same values.
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