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Which thermodynamic parameter is not a state function?

A.q at constant pressure
B.q at constant volume
C.W at adiabatic
D.W at isothermal✓ Correct
Explanation

H and U are state functions but W and q are not state function. From the equation, H U PV At constant pressure, H U P V At constant volume, H U V P At constant pressure, y P 0, H q So, it is a state function. At constant volume, V 0, U q, So, it is a state function. Work done in any adiabatic process is state function U q W q 0 U W Work done in isothermal process is not a state function. W q T 0,q 0

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