NEETChemistryThermodynamics (C)
Why is enthalpy (H) considered a state function?
Options
- ABecause it depends on the path taken during a process
- BBecause it depends on the work done by the system
- CBecause it depends on internal energy only
- DBecause it depends on internal energy, pressure, and volume, all of which are state functions
Correct answer
D. Because it depends on internal energy, pressure, and volume, all of which are state functions
Step-by-step solution
Enthalpy (H) is considered a state function because it depends on internal energy, pressure, and volume, all of which are state functions.