Chemistry, asked by Anonymous, 11 months ago

Calculate Co for air, given that C =0.162 cal/g/K and density
of air at N.T.P. is 0.001293 g/cm².​

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Answered by aryanrajxxx751
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Calculate C p for air, given that C v =0.162 cal g -1 k -1 and density air at N.T. P is 0.001293 g|cm 3?

Answered by BendingReality
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Answer:

\sf C_P =0.230 \ cal/ g \ K \\ \\

Explanation:

Given :

\sf C_V=0.162 \ cal/g \ K \\ \\

\sf \rho=0.001293 \ g/cm^3 \\ \\

We are asked to find \sf C_P  \ ?\\ \\

We know :

\sf C_P -C_V=\dfrac{R/n}{J} =\dfrac{r}{J} =\dfrac{PV}{TJ} =\dfrac{P(1/ \rho)}{TJ} \\ \\

\sf C_P =C_V+\dfrac{P/ \rho}{TJ} \\ \\

Putting values here we get :

\sf C_P =0.162+\dfrac{1.013\times10^6}{0.001293\times273\times4.2\times10^7} \\ \\

\sf C_P =0.162+0.068 \ cal/g \ K \\ \\

\sf C_P =0.230 \ cal/ g \ K \\ \\

Therefore , we get required answer.

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