What is internal energy of a system according to thermodynamics class 11 physics notes?
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Internal energy is the total potential energy (from intermolecular forces) and kinetic energy (from particle motion) within a system due to the motion and interactions of its particles. In simple terms, it is the total energy in a system. Internal energy changes when heat is added or removed or when the system performs some work.
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