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The specific heat of a gas in an isothermal process is :
The specific heat of a gas in an isothermal process is :
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The correct option is B Infinity
Given the process is isothermal which means it's temperature won't increase.
Cp=ΔQnΔT
Therefore specific heat will be infinity, as it is defined as heat supplied per unit increase in temperature.
Given the process is isothermal which means it's temperature won't increase.
Cp=ΔQnΔT
Therefore specific heat will be infinity, as it is defined as heat supplied per unit increase in temperature.
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