Physics, asked by diptimohanty5468, 11 months ago

Why gases have two specific heats?

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Answered by shubham8288

Gases have two specific heatsbecause one of them refers to a change in internal energy in a system at a fixed volume. The other specific heat applies to changes in the system energy in a constant pressure scenario.

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