If one mole of a monoatomic gas is mixed with one moole of a diatomic gas then the value of gamma for the mixture is
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⭐⭐⭐ Hey mate!!⭐⭐⭐
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❄️⚡First of all find Cp mix and Cv mix
❄️⚡Then apply formula gamma mix = Cpmix/Cv mix
Here you go...
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❄️Consider ( u = mu=no° of moles)
❄️Cp mix = u1Cp1 + u2Cp2 ÷u1+u2.....(1)
Given,
❄️u1 =1 mole and u2=1mole
❄️Cp1 for monoatomic gas = 5/2R
❄️Cp2 for diatomic gas = 7/2R
❄️⚡Putting these value in equation (1) you will get .
❄️Cp mix = 5/2R +7/2R ÷ 2 =3R
Now ,
❄️Cv mix =u1 Cv1 + u2Cv2 ÷2
❄️Cv1 for monoatomic gas = 3/2R
❄️Cv2 for diatomic gas= 5/2R
⚡Cv mix = 2R
Now,
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Coming to your question
⚡⚡Gamma mix = Cp mix /Cv mix
= 3R/2R
=1.5⚡⚡
Hope it will help you...✌️✌️
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