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the ratio of molar specific heat for monoatomic gas?

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Molar specific heat of a diatomic gasis greater than that of a monoatomic gas as adiatomic gas has more degree of freedom. In a monoatomic gas there can only be degree of freedom due to translational kinetic energy which can be in 3 planes x,y,z.

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Molar specific heat for monoatomic gas is in 3 planes

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