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Give the derivation of “polytropic process”.

\mathsf{How, C = C_v + \frac{R}{1 - n}?}

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Anonymous: n = gamma
Anonymous: also we know that , gamma = Cp/Cv
Anonymous: and Cp-Cv = R

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Answered by Anonymous
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⭐《ANSWER》

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↪Actually welcome to the concept of the THERMODYNAMICS

↪Basically here , we are going through a QUASI STATIC ADIABATIC REVERSIBLE PROCESS ,

↪The above Concept is only applicable for the IDEAL GASES AND REVERSIBLE IN NATURE ,

↪Now here , we know that ,

↪as Given in the THERMODYNAMICS ,

↪Molar Heat Capacity is Total heat I.e. ,

↪C = Heat at constant pressure + Heat at constant volume

↪so we get as ,

↪C = Cp + Cv____(3)

↪so we get as ,

〽C = Cp + Cv

↪now from the Thermodynamic relations , we know that ,

〽Cp/Cv = n _____(1)

↪and also ,

〽Cp - Cv = R ________(2)

↪so solving these both we get as ,

↪Cv = Cp/n

↪so we substitute it in ____eqn (2)

↪==》 Cp - Cp/n = R

↪so we get as ,

↪Cp = R/1-n

↪now we substitute in eqn (3)

↪we get as ,

⭐C = Cv + R/1-n

Answered by Anonymous
16

Answer:-

C = Cp + Cv

C = Cp + Cv

Cp/Cv = n Eqation(1)

Cp - Cv = R Equation(2)

Cv = Cp/n

From equation (1) and (2)

Cp - Cp/n = R

Cp = R/1-n

C = Cv + R/1-n

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