The constantheat capacity ofperpectwith temperature according to the expressionaa cample ofZAMOOTMAprers urefren of punad SOMpoundCP / (J K-')gas2 20.170.34 68 CT7K). calculare qi Wi AU and AH whentemperature iš raised promto 100 °C, Ci) at constantol sig oldenieoh oe25°0pressure,(i)dt constant voume.

The above problem is thermodynamic problem. At constant pressure and at constant volume , Perfect…

The constant heat capacity oe a sample perpect press ure of a ZAMOOTAA hren of punad SOM pound CP / (J K-') gas with temperature according to the expression 2 20.17 0.34 68 CT7K). cal caulare qi Wi AU and AH when temperature is raised prom 25°C to 100 °C, Ci) at constant ol oldenieh pressure, (i) dt constant roume.

The constant heat capacity oe a sample perpect press ure of a ZAMOOTAA hren of punad SOM pound CP / (J K-') gas with temperature according to the expression 2 20.17 0.34 68 CT7K). cal caulare qi Wi AU and AH when temperature is raised prom 25°C to 100 °C, Ci) at constant ol oldenieh pressure, (i) dt constant roume.

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The constant
heat capacity of
perpect
with temperature according to the expression
a
a cample of
ZAMOOTMA
prers ure
fren of punad SOM
pound
CP / (J K-')
gas
2 20.17
0.34 68 CT7K). calculare qi Wi AU and AH when
temperature iš raised prom
to 100 °C, Ci) at constant
ol sig oldenieoh oe
25°0
pressure,
(i)
dt constant voume.

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