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enthalpy


send2suneet

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Hi,

Enthalpy means

h = u + p.v

When,

we give heat dq to a closed system at constant pressure p

then

change in enthalpy dh = dq,

where dq = du + p.dv

but here only du remains in system,
while p.dv is the part which is spended in doing work.

Then "Why do we include p.dv in the enthalpy?"

 

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where---

h is enthalpy, u is Internal energy of the System,

p is pressure of the system,

v is Volume of the system

--and system is of Closed Type.

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