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For an ideal gas of diatomic molecules
Options
(a) Cp = 5R / 2
(b) Cv = 3R / 2
(c) Cp – Cv = 2R
(d) Cp = 7R / 2
Correct Answer:
Cp = 7R / 2
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Cp=(f/2+1)R
Cp=(5/2+1)R
Cp=7/2R