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In the first law of thermodynamics,AE Q-W, what does Q stand for?
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In the first law of thermodynamics,AE Q-W, what does Q stand for?

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It stands for energy, heat, and system work. (hope this helps)
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Q represents the heat energy that enters a gas. For example thermal conduction through the walls of the container.
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