Two moles of nitrogen gas, which can be regarded as ideal with C, = 28.6 J K-mol-(independent of temperature), are maintained at 273 K in a volume of 11.35 dm³. The pressureof a gas is .. bar and Cy of the gas is.JKmol-1%3DSelect one:O a. P 3.95 bar, Cy = 29.3 J Kl mol-1O b. P= 4.00 bar, C, =29.4 J K-lmol-O c. P= 1.00 bar, C, =36.91 JK mol-O d. P 3.95 bar, C, = 36.91 JK-l mol-O e. P= 4.00 bar, Cy 20.3 JK- mol-PAGENEXT PAGEure20 15/4/2021Jump to..lecture21 18/4/2021TOSHIBA&へ244V89.ERY!U IDIFIGYH JC VBYNIM* COden* 19

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Two moles of nitrogen gas, which can be regarded as ideal with C, = 28.6 J K¯l mol¬ (independent of temperature), are maintained at 273 K in a volume of 11.35 dm³. The pressure %3D of a gas is . bar and Cy of the gas is. JK mol-1 .... Select one: O a. P= 3.95 bar, Cy = 29.3 J Klmol¬1 O b. P= 4.00 bar, Cy =29.4 J K-'mol-! O c. P= 1.00 bar, Cy =36.91 JK- mol- O d. P 3.95 bar, Cy = 36.91 JK- mol- O e. P= 4.00 bar, Cy 20.3 J K- mol-

Two moles of nitrogen gas, which can be regarded as ideal with C, = 28.6 J K¯l mol¬ (independent of temperature), are maintained at 273 K in a volume of 11.35 dm³. The pressure %3D of a gas is . bar and Cy of the gas is. JK mol-1 .... Select one: O a. P= 3.95 bar, Cy = 29.3 J Klmol¬1 O b. P= 4.00 bar, Cy =29.4 J K-'mol-! O c. P= 1.00 bar, Cy =36.91 JK- mol- O d. P 3.95 bar, Cy = 36.91 JK- mol- O e. P= 4.00 bar, Cy 20.3 J K- mol-

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