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at constant volume what is the value of pressure coefficient of a gas...
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Answered by kumarganesh2004
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Answer:

Pressure coefficient of a gas (β): At constant volume the ratio of increase of pressure per 1°C rise in temperature to its original pressure at 0°C is called pressure coefficient of gas.

Answered by akhileshpathak1998
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The value of pressure cofficient of a gas at constant volume is th ratio of difference of final pressure and initial pressure to it's initial pressure.

Explanation:

Consider a gas at initial temprature 'T_{1}' whose pressure at that temprature is 'P_{1}'.

Volume is taken constant in whole process. (given in equation)

Now, consider the same gas at final temprature 'T_{2}', where it's pressure is 'P_{2}'.

Hence, it's pressure cofficient is

       \alpha_{p} = \frac{P_{2} - P_{1} }{P_{1}}

'\alpha _{p}' is the denotion of pressure cofficient.

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