Question 8For some compound XY (Mol wt. of XY=130 g/mol) at 389.02 K and 1 atm, density=6.31 g/cmCp.mP,m= 212 J/(mol.K),=0.54729 andK3D0.316045 atm , FindCv,m(J/mol.K) for XY at 389.02 K and 1 atm.Answer:Answer

Given: CP,m = 212 J/(molK) α = 0.54729 K = 0.316045 Mol. weight of XY = 130 g/mol Density = 6.31…

Question 8 For some compound XY (Mol wt. of XY=130 g/mol) at 389.02 K and 1 atm, density=6.31 g/cm Cp.m = 212 J/(mol.K), a =0.54729 and K = 0.316045 atm , Find Cv,m (J/mol.K) for XY at 389.02 K and 1 atm. Answer: Answer

Question 8 For some compound XY (Mol wt. of XY=130 g/mol) at 389.02 K and 1 atm, density=6.31 g/cm Cp.m = 212 J/(mol.K), a =0.54729 and K = 0.316045 atm , Find Cv,m (J/mol.K) for XY at 389.02 K and 1 atm. Answer: Answer

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