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Find out specific heat capacity for diatomic gases by u using Kinetic theory of gases.
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Answered by NoNeedToKnowMyName
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Answer: The ratio of specific heats for a diatomic gas is Cp/Cv=7/5 C p / C v = 7 / 5 . The heat given to the two gases is equal, QA=QB Q A = Q B . Substitute values to get ΔTB=(Cp/Cv)ΔTA=42K.

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