Physics, asked by AmbikeshArman, 1 year ago

state dulong and petit law​

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Answered by brainlyprincess1
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The law of Dulong and Petit states that the product of the specific heat capacity of a solid element and its mass per mole is constant. The value of the constant may be found from the principle of equipartition of energy. Let R be the molar gas constant and T the thermodynamic temperature.
Answered by Anonymous
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According to this law, the product of atomic mass and specific heat of a solid element is approximately equal to 6.4.

★The product of atomic mass and specific heat is called atomic heat.

Thus,

Atomic mass x Specific heat = 6.4

or

Atomic mass ( approximate )

= 6.4 / Specific heat

→In above formula , the specific heat must he in cal/g unit.

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