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The difference between C_{p} and C_{v} can be derived using the empirical relation H = U + pV. Calculate the difference between C_{p} and C_{v} for 10 moles of an ideal gas.

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Answered by phillipinestest
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"{ C }_{ p } \quadand { C }_{ v }are two specific heat values at constant pressure and temperature respectively. While "solids" and "liquids" are having "only single value"for "specific heat".

{ C }_{ v }= "Heat capacity" at "constant volume"

{ C }_{ p } = "Heat capacity" at "constant pressure"

The difference between { C }_{ p } and { C }_{ v }is equal to gas constant

{ C }_{ p }\quad -\quad { C }_{ v }\quad =\quad nR

Here,  

n = number of moles

From the given,

{ C }_{ p } and { C }_{ v } difference = 10

{ C }_{ p }\quad -\quad { C }_{ v }\quad =\quad 10\quad \times \quad 8.314

{ C }_{ p }\quad -\quad { C }_{ v }\quad =\quad 83.14\quad J"

Answered by Harshikesh16726
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Answer:

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