An idealized graph of the variation of constant volume heat capacity (C) with temperature is (a) given below. Cv.m With the aid of the graph, describe the effect of increasing temperature (low, intermediate, high temperatures) on the constant volume heat capacities of He (g) and HCI (g), according to the Equipartition Principle. Sketch the graph over in your answer, and label it to indicate the contributions from each mwde of molecular motion to the heat capacity of cach gas.

An idealized graph of the variation of constant volume heat capacity (C) with temperature is (a) given below. Cv.m With the aid of the graph, describe the effect of increasing temperature (low, intermediate, high temperatures) on the constant volume heat capacities of He (g) and HCI (g), according to the Equipartition Principle. Sketch the graph over in your answer, and label it to indicate the contributions from each mwde of molecular motion to the heat capacity of cach gas.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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