Helium gas has cv = 12:5 J mol^-1K^-1. n = 100 mol of helium gas ini- tially has volume 0.2 m3 and pressure 5 106 Pa. Find the energy transfer by heating if pressure increases by 50% due to an isochoric process. (You do not need to know n but I include it in case you use a dierent method).
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Helium gas has cv = 12:5 J mol^-1K^-1. n = 100 mol of helium gas ini-...
(d) Helium gas has c 2.5 mol-K-. n 100 mol of helium gas ini- tially has volume 0.2 m3 and pressure 5 x 106 Pa. Find the energy transfer by heating if pressure increases by 50% due to an isochoric process. (You do not need to know n but I include it in case you use a different method)
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