A.A reversible process is ideal
B.A reversible process must pass through a continuous series of equilibrium states
C.A reversible process when undone, will leave no history of the events in the surroundings
D.A reversible process must pass through the same states on the reversed path as were initially visited on the forward path
E.None of the above
A.Stoichiometric mixture
B.Chemically correct mixture
C.Lean mixture
D.Rich mixture
E.Weak mixture
A.Total heat = Constant
B.Pressure drop = Zero
C.External work done = Zero
D.Change in internal energy = Zero
E.Change in enthalpy = Zero
A.heat supplied
B.work supplied
C.work done
D.change in entropy
A.Isothermal processes
B.Equilibrium processes
C.Thermal processes
D.Steady processes
E.Adiabatic processes
A.Zero
B.Minimum
C.Maximum
D.Positive
E.Negative
A.The flow of heat is negligible
B.The flow of heat is uniform
C.The flow of heat is independent of time
D.The flow of heat is uniformly increasing
E.The flow of heat is uniformly decreasing
A.Diesel and Dual cycles
B.Brayton and Joules cycle
C.Sterling and Diesel cycles
D.Otto and Carnot cycles
A.1 ; 4
B.1 ; 8
C.8 ; 1
D.16 ; 1
E.1 ; 16
