Answer to Question #241937 in General Chemistry for Ella

General Chemistry

Question #241937

A system releases 187 kJ of heat and its internal energy change was -441 kJ. How much work (in kJ) did it do on the surroundings?

Expert's answer

The change in internal energy of the system is;

"=-6.84\u00d710 ^{2}kJ"

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