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    1. A heat engine can reject some of the heat it receives from a high temperature source into a low temperature sink during its operation. As it converts some heat into work, the volume of the system increases, requiring it to do more work to return to its initial state. To maintain the same initial temperature, some heat must be rejected. 2. A quasi-static process is where a system changes states between equilibrium (or thermodynamic) states in such a way that at each instant, the system's deviation from equilibrium is infinitesimal. For example, slowly removing a small amount of weight from a cylinder filled with gas is a quasi-static process, as it allows the system to remain close to equilibrium states

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    1. A heat engine can reject some of the heat it receives from a high temperature source into a low temperature sink during its operation. As it converts some heat into work, the volume of the system increases, requiring it to do more work to return to its initial state. To maintain the same initial temperature, some heat must be rejected. 2. A quasi-static process is where a system changes states between equilibrium (or thermodynamic) states in such a way that at each instant, the system's deviation from equilibrium is infinitesimal. For example, slowly removing a small amount of weight from a cylinder filled with gas is a quasi-static process, as it allows the system to remain close to equilibrium states

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    1. A heat engine can reject some of the heat it receives from a high temperature source into a low temperature sink during its operation. As it converts some heat into work, the volume of the system increases, requiring it to do more work to return to its initial state. To maintain the same initial temperature, some heat must be rejected. 2. A quasi-static process is where a system changes states between equilibrium (or thermodynamic) states in such a way that at each instant, the system's deviation from equilibrium is infinitesimal. For example, slowly removing a small amount of weight from a cylinder filled with gas is a quasi-static process, as it allows the system to remain close to equilibrium states

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