Physics, asked by anishamalik1301, 4 months ago

If the frequency of vibration of all atoms in a solid is same
hnue/kB = 100K ,
Calculate the
molar specific heat at 25K
and
and 500K​

Answers

Answered by anilpathak82gmailcom
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500k is the answer

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

here is your answer

Explanation:

The Debye temperature for silver is 225 K. Calculate the highest possible frequency

for lattice vibrations in silver and its molar heat capacity at 10 K and 500 K.

Solution:

The maximum frequency of vibration of the atoms of solid bodies is given by Eq.(1)

23

12

34

1.38 10 / 225 4.7 10

6.62 10

B D

D

k T J K K f Hz

h J s

 

   

 

(1)

where

23 1.38 10 / B

k J K 

 

is the Boltzmann constant;

34 h J s 6.62 10

  

is the Planck

constant;

TD

is the Debye temperature.

The molar heat capacity is given by Eq.(2)

 

 

3

4

/

2

0

9

1

T T D

V B

D

T e C T Nk d

T e

 

     

(2)

where

N

is the number of atoms in a solid body.

Than

 

 

 

 

3 4

225/10 23 23

2

0

3 4

225/500 23 23

2

0

10 10 9 6.02 10 1.38 10 / 0.17 /

225 1

500 500 9 6.02 10 1.38 10 / 26.67 /

225 1

V

V

e

C T J K d J K

e

e

C T J K d J K

e

   

              

 

   

              

 

Answer:

12 4.7 10 B D

D

k T f Hz

h

  

;

C T J K V    10 0.17 / 

;

C T J K V  

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