Which of the following are correct and valid for the Clacius statement? Da. Any Ob. It is impossible for any device that O d. It is impossible Oe. It is possible for any device that Oc. Clausius Of. Clausius Og. No heat engine can have a thermal Oh. It is impossible device that violates the Kelvin- Planck statement of the second statement of the second to construct to construct a device that a device that operates in a cycle and produces no effect other than efficiency of 100 operates on a cycle to receive heat from law is negative statement, and a negative statement cannot be operates on a cycle to receive heat law is positive statement, and a percent, or as for a power plant to operate, the working fluid operates in a cycle and produces no effect other than statement also violates positive a single reservoir statement the transfer of heat from a higer- temperature body to a lower- temperature body. the Clausius the transfer of heat from from a can be proved. single reservoir and proved. produce a net amount of work. a lower- statement, and vice must exchange heat with the and temperature body to a higher- temperature body. produce a net versa environment as well as amount of work
Which of the following are correct and valid for the Clacius statement? Da. Any Ob. It is impossible for any device that O d. It is impossible Oe. It is possible for any device that Oc. Clausius Of. Clausius Og. No heat engine can have a thermal Oh. It is impossible device that violates the Kelvin- Planck statement of the second statement of the second to construct to construct a device that a device that operates in a cycle and produces no effect other than efficiency of 100 operates on a cycle to receive heat from law is negative statement, and a negative statement cannot be operates on a cycle to receive heat law is positive statement, and a percent, or as for a power plant to operate, the working fluid operates in a cycle and produces no effect other than statement also violates positive a single reservoir statement the transfer of heat from a higer- temperature body to a lower- temperature body. the Clausius the transfer of heat from from a can be proved. single reservoir and proved. produce a net amount of work. a lower- statement, and vice must exchange heat with the and temperature body to a higher- temperature body. produce a net versa environment as well as amount of work
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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following are correct and valid for the Clacius statement?
O a. Any
O b. It is
impossible
for any
Oc. Clausius
O d. It is
impossible
O e. It is
possible
for any
O f. Clausius
Og. No heat
engine can
have a
O h. It is
impossible
device
statement
statement
that
of the
to construct
of the
to construct
a device
that
a device
that
violates
device
second
second
law is
device
thermal
efficiency of
100
the
that
that
law is
negative
statement,
and a
operates in
a cycle and
produces
no effect
other than
operates in
a cycle and
produces
no effect
other than
Kelvin-
operates
on a cycle
to receive
heat from
positive
statement,
and a
positive
operates
Planck
percent, or
as for a
on a
statement
also
cycle to
receive
negative
statement
power plant
to operate,
the working
violates
a single
reservoir
heat
statement
the
cannot be
the transfer
from a
can be
the transfer
proved.
of heat from
a higer-
temperature
body to a
lower-
single
reservoir
and
Clausius
and
proved.
fluid
of heat from
a lower-
temperature
body to a
higher-
temperature
body.
statement,
and vice
produce a
net
must
exchange
heat with
amount of
work.
produce
a net
versa
the
environment
temperature
body.
amount
of work.
as well as
the furnace.
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