Why here heat absorbed is reversible ..why not irrereversivle.. ows that enropy claungo and t for a revers t the y imally slowly

Priyanshu kumar Best Answer
https://chemistry.stackexchange.com/questions/54479/why-does-more-heat-transfer-take-place-in-a-reversible-process-than-in-a-irrever read this shweta
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Shweta thakur
I didn't get this
Suman Kumar
This is the basic way of evaluating ΔSΔS for constant-temperature processes such as phase changes, or the isothermal expansion of a gas. For processes in which the temperature is n...
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Suman Kumar
Qirr can't be integrated.
Lingareddy
they mentioned it is reversible reaction
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Shweta thakur
why it's reversible everytine
Priyanshu kumar
hope this helps u😊
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Lingareddy
if it is irreversible process we can written q irr
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Dinesh khalmaniya
actually this is the formula of entropy change in reversible process. and in this process heat absorbed
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Priyanshu kumar
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DynOq54HOUENYdRIy_qGjJ6BTJbmDppR/view?usp=drivesdk shweta check it ms chouhan solution manual first part
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Priyanshu kumar
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aK8I4X6ZIKEiUyYr2wt20EmkI2hhK1tg/view?usp=drivesdk for 2nd part
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Suman Kumar
Hope it was helpful Sweta
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