For an adiabatic change,which of the following is true?
- AFor an adiabatic change,heat $(q)$ is non-zero.
- BFor an adiabatic change,heat $(q)$ is zero.
- CFor an isothermal reversible change,heat $(q)$ is zero.
- DFor an isothermal process,the temperature changes.
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