Equilibrium 01 Ques3

Question: In the context of equilibrium, what does the term “reversible process” mean?

Options:

A) A process that can only occur in one direction

B) A process that can occur in both forward and backward directions

C) A process that always leads to equilibrium

D) A process that never reaches equilibrium

Show Answer

Answer: b

Explanation:

A) Incorrect. This describes an irreversible process, not a reversible one.

B) Correct. A reversible process can proceed in either direction, maintaining equilibrium throughout.

C) Incorrect. While reversible processes can lead to equilibrium, this is not their defining characteristic.

D) Incorrect. Reversible processes can indeed reach and maintain equilibrium.



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