for ideal polyatomic gas molar specific heat=? explain it plz
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The molecules of a monatomic gas have 3 degrees of freedom.
The average energy of a molecule at temperature T is
2
3K
B
T
.
The total internal energy of a mole is:
2
3K
B
T
×N
A
.
The molar specific heat at constant volume C
v
is
For an ideal gas,
C
v
(monatomicgas)=
dT
dU
=
2
3RT
FOr an ideal gas, C
p
−C
v
=R
where C
p
is molar specific heat at constant pressure.
Thus, C
p
=
2
5R
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