Explanation
In a isochoric process , the volume of the system is kept constant. In the isochoric process, the heat energy supplied is absorbed as internal energy and does not cause a change in the work done by the system. The other terms used for isochoric process are iso - volumetric or isometric process.
Example: Gas heated in a tight container such as keeping a closed tin with air into fire.
The laws of thermodynamics speak about
According to the assumptions of $$ Kinetic \ Theory \ of \ Gases$$, the molecules do not occupy any volume and attractive forces are absent between molecules of an ideal gas.
Thus, other parameters such as volume, pressure etc do not play a significant role in the internal energy of an ideal gas and is a function of temperature only.
For an ideal gas,
$$U=U(T)$$
where, U is the internal energy of the ideal gas.
T is the temperature of the ideal gas.
Internal energy does not include
The heat change in a chemical reaction at constant volume is given by:
$$\textbf{Explanation:}$$
$$\bullet$$Combustion is an oxidation reaction and during this reaction, heat is produced. In this type of reaction, bonds are broken first and then new bonds may be created results in new material formation. So, it is always an exothermic reaction.
$$Answer:$$
Hence, option A is the correct option.
In a perfect gas or an ideal gas, the atoms of molecules collide in a perfectly elastic manner. That is the intermolecular attractive forces are absent and thus the internal energy is completely kinetic.
Hence, option A is correct.
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