Answer to Question #115305 in Chemistry for Katty

Question #115305

find the heat capacity at constant volume of 5.0mol of a monoatomic ideal gas

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The heat capacity at constant volume doesn't depend on moles, temp etc, but for a monoatomic ideal gas it's equal to: C_v= 3R/2 = 12.47 J/(mol*K) and it is specific value (charact. value)

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