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Standard IX
Physics
Second Law of Motion
Derive expres...
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Derive expression for the ratio of specific heats
γ
if the gas has
f
degrees of freedom.
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Solution
The molar specific heats of a gas having
f
degrees of freedom is given by :
C
v
=
1
2
f
R
and
C
p
=
C
v
+
R
[From
1
s
t
law of thermodynamic ]
C
p
=
(
f
2
+
1
)
R
(
f
+
2
)
2
R
.
Thus ratio,
r
=
C
p
C
v
=
(
f
+
2
)
R
2
×
2
f
R
=
f
+
2
f
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