3. Heat capacities are usually given interms of polynomial functions oftemperature. The equation for the heatcapacity of an ionic liquid is where T(R)and Cp (Btu Ibmol-1 R-1).Cp = 8.448 + 0.5757 × 10-2T+7.693 × 10-³ T log(0.325 T)(a) Determine the units of theconstants(b) Develop an equation to calculateCp in (Jxgmol-¹xK-1) as a function ofTin K. Express the coefficients inscientific notation and in four (4)significant figures.

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(a) Determine the units of the constants (b) Develop an equation to calculate Cp in (Jxgmol-1xK-1) as a function of Tin K. Express the coefficients in scientific notation and in four (4) significant figures.

(a) Determine the units of the constants (b) Develop an equation to calculate Cp in (Jxgmol-1xK-1) as a function of Tin K. Express the coefficients in scientific notation and in four (4) significant figures.

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