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what is adiabatic constant for gas if each molecule of the gas has five degrees of freedom?

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Answered by Aparupa91
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Answer:

it is 7/5

Explanation:

the formula for finding adiabatic constant (gamma) is

 \gamma  = 1 + (2 \div f)

where, f is the degree of freedom for a given gas molecule.

So,

 \gamma  = 1 + (2  \div 5)

 \gamma  = 7 \div 5

hope this helps :)

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