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Molar specific heat of Helium at constant volume at 12.60J/mole. K. Find its molar specific heat at constant pressure
A. 20.91J/mele K
B. 209.1J/mole K
C. 2.09 1/mole K
D.J 20913/mole K

Answers

Answered by kundanconcepts800
26

Answer:(A)

Explanation:CP/CV =1.66 (for monoatomic gas)

CP/12.6 = 1.66

CP = 1.66× 12.6 = 20.91 J/molk

Answered by BrainlyRonaldo
151

\bigstar Given

Molar specific heat of Helium at constant volume at 12.60 J/mole K

\bigstar To Find

Its molar specific heat at constant pressure

\bigstar Solution

We know that

\red{\rm\longrightarrow C_{p}=C_{v}+R}

Here

\rm C_{p} = specific heat coefficient at constant pressure

\rm C_{v} = specific heat coefficient at constant volume

R = gas constant

According to the question

We are asked to find its molar specific heat at constant pressure

Therefore

We must find \rm "C_{p}"

Given that

Molar specific heat of Helium at constant volume at 12.60 J/mole K

Hence

  • \rm C_{v} = 12.60 J/mole K

We know that

  • R = 8.314 J/mole K

Substituting the values

We get

\orange{\rm\longrightarrow C_{p}=12.60+8.314 \ J/mole \ K}

Therefore

\pink{\rm\longrightarrow C_{p}=20.91 \ J/mole \ K}

Hence

\checkmark Option (A) is correct

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