English, asked by deepusheelapaka496, 11 months ago

The value of gama=Cp/Cv, for hydrogen, helium and
another ideal diatomic gas X (whose molecules
are not rigid but have an additional vibrational
mode), are respectively equal to
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(1) 7 /5,5/3,7/5
(2)7/5 ,5/3, 9/7
(3 )5/3,7/5,9/7
(4)5/3,7/5,7/5​

Answers

Answered by aateqajahan
17

Answer:

1

Explanation:

hydrogen is a diatomic gas and helium is a mono atomic gas and another one is ideal diatomic

Cp=7/3;CV=5/3 so gamma=cp/CV=7/5."for diatomic gas".

cp=5/4;CV=3/4 so gamma =cp/CV=5/3

Answered by nuuk
21

Answer:1

Explanation:

Hydrogen is diatomic gas so value of gamma is \frac{7}{5}

c_p for diatomic gas is \frac{7R}{2}

c_v for diatomic gas is \frac{5R}{2}

helium is mono-atomic so value of gamma is \frac{5}{3}

c_v for mono-atomic gas is \frac{3R}{2}

c_p for mono-atomic gas is \frac{5R}{2}  

For diatomic gas value of gamma is \frac{7}{5}

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