In Debye Approximation the molar heat capacity at low temperature is assumed to be equal to: aT The entropy of given substance at T = 5.0 K is 2.5 J/K.What is the value of the coefficient "a" for this substance ? 0.036 OA. OB. 0.060 OC 0.084 OD.0.108

In Debye Approximation the molar heat capacity at low temperature is assumed to be equal to: aT The entropy of given substance at T = 5.0 K is 2.5 J/K.What is the value of the coefficient "a" for this substance ? 0.036 OA. OB. 0.060 OC 0.084 OD.0.108

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In Debye Approximation the molar heat capacity at low temperature is assumed to be equal to: aT
The entropy of given substance at T 5.0 K is 2.5J/K. What is the value of the coefficient "a" for this substance ?
0.036
OA.
0.060
OB.
OC 0.084
OD.0.108

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