For liquid with the typical values a= 0.04 K, K= 0.002 atm1, Vm= 73 cm/mol, C, m= 103 J/mol.K. Calculate%3DP,mCy.m= (J/mol.K) at 241 K and 1 atm.%3Dv,mO a. -72410.16O b. 71.59C. -144893.32O d. -1318.51

To find molar specific heat capacity at constant volume (Cv, m) by using the given information.

For liquid with the typical values a= 0.04 K, K= 0.002 atm1, Vm= 73 cm/mol, C,m 103 J/mol.K. Calculate %3! P,m Cy.m= (J/mol.K) at 241 K and 1 atm. %3D v,m O a. -72410.16 O b. 71.59 C. -144893.32 O d. -1318.51

For liquid with the typical values a= 0.04 K, K= 0.002 atm1, Vm= 73 cm/mol, C,m 103 J/mol.K. Calculate %3! P,m Cy.m= (J/mol.K) at 241 K and 1 atm. %3D v,m O a. -72410.16 O b. 71.59 C. -144893.32 O d. -1318.51

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