Monoatomic ideal gas undergoes a process in which ratio of p to v at any instant is constabt and ewual to unity molar heat capacity
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As given,
P/V = Cons.
using,
PV=nRT
PnRTV/V = Cons.
PV = Constant.
The above is Known as Polytropic Process.
and for Polytropic process, P×V^x = Cons.
Here X = 1.
Molar heat capacity for Polytropic process is given as,
C = R/ g-1 + R/1-x
Here g = gamma
for monoatomic gas g= 5/3.
Substitute values of g and X to get Molar heat capacity in terms of R( Universal gas constant).
Hope you get your answer.
P/V = Cons.
using,
PV=nRT
PnRTV/V = Cons.
PV = Constant.
The above is Known as Polytropic Process.
and for Polytropic process, P×V^x = Cons.
Here X = 1.
Molar heat capacity for Polytropic process is given as,
C = R/ g-1 + R/1-x
Here g = gamma
for monoatomic gas g= 5/3.
Substitute values of g and X to get Molar heat capacity in terms of R( Universal gas constant).
Hope you get your answer.
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