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Chemistry, 21.04.2020 23:38, cheyenneisaboss22

Please circle the process which does not involve irreversibility: (A) The conversion of mechanical work to heat by friction. (B) Conversion of electrical energy to thermal energy through a resistor heater. (C) Mixing of O2 and N2 for the production of air. (D) The theoretical conversion from electricity to mechanical work.

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