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Q#1 GATE CH 2017 MCQ +1 mark -0.33 marks

Water is heated at atmospheric pressure from  to  using two different processes. In process I, the heating is done by a source at . In process II, the water is first heated from  to 60°C by a source at 60°C, and then from 60°C to 80°C by another source at 80°C.

Identify the correct statement.

Enthalpy change of water in process I is greater than enthalpy change in process II

Enthalpy change of water in process II is greater than enthalpy change in process I

Process I is closer to reversibility

Process II is closer to reversibility

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