When work is done on a system to bring it into an ordered state which of the following is true? O The process is spontaneous. The system releases heat. There is no heat exchange between system and the surrounding. O The system is endothermic.

When work is done on a system to bring it into an ordered state which of the following is true? O The process is spontaneous. The system releases heat. There is no heat exchange between system and the surrounding. O The system is endothermic.

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When work is done on a system to bring it into an ordered state which of the following is true?
O The process is spontaneous.
The system releases heat.
O There is no heat exchange between system and the surrounding.
O The system is endothermic.

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