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Consider an adiabatic process in which a gas is compressed. Which of the following statements is strictly CORRECT regarding the energy transfer?

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Always remember:
Internal Energy ($U$) is a State Function (stored in the system).
Heat ($Q$) and Work ($W$) are Path Functions (energy in transition across boundaries).
Updated On: Jul 7, 2026
  • The internal energy of the system remains constant because Q = 0.
  • Heat is converted into work during the compression.
  • Work is a mode of energy transfer that is stored as "Work Energy" in the system.
  • Work is done on the system, increasing the internal energy, but the system contains no "Heat" or "Work."
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The Correct Option is D

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