Entropy Change Due to Temperature Change
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Tamera Scott 1G
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Entropy Change Due to Temperature Change
When finding entropy changes due to a temperature change, I'm still confused as to when we are supposed to use Cv= 3/2R and Cp= 5/2. Can someone explain?
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ariana_apopei1K
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Re: Entropy Change Due to Temperature Change
from what I understood we use Cp when pressure is constant and Cv when the volume is constant to find out how much heat has been gained or lost but I'm not sure if you were looking for something more specific about them
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Kelsey Warren 1I
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Re: Entropy Change Due to Temperature Change
I'm not positive either, but I agree with what she said. Cv is for constant volume and Cp is for constant pressure.
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VivianaHF2L
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Re: Entropy Change Due to Temperature Change
SO does this mean that entropy change is the same thing as change in entropy?
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