Physics, asked by neeleshkirarji2810, 10 months ago

Show that the joule-thomson coefficient is zero for ideal gas

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Answered by nayra1718

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it answer is zero

a=1/4( t(Qv/Qt) -v

pv=rt

1/CP(RT/p-v)

1/CP( Rt/p-Rt/p)

idealgas =0

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