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Q. 37

P-V graph of an ideal monoatomic gas is as shown. Molar heat capacity of gas will be

 

      a.

2 R

 
 

      b.

3 R

 
 

      c.

5 R

 
 

      d.

7 R

 
 

 

 

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ans is (a)=2R...

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nCdT = nCvdT + PdV ......

C = Cv + PdV/(n)dT....

frm graph P=kV ....

PV=nRT .....

dV/dT = nR/2kV ........

BUT P = kV ...........

THUS THE SECOND TERM ON RHS IS R/2 ....

SINCE ITS MONOATOMIC Cv = 3R/2 .....

thus R/2 + 3R/2 = 2R ......  :)


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 correct sharman !

thats the basic way to do the problem....

but any way take another method.....(formula)

for any process type PVx use the method...

 

C=(R/(y-1))+(R/(1-x))

where y is cp/cv

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