Heat Capacity of Ideal Gas
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Heat Capacity of Ideal Gas
I just wanted to clarify something that was covered in discussion about the formula for the heat capacity of an ideal monatomic gas. The only energy that contributes to the internal energy is translational energy because a monatomic ion doesn't have bonds that contribute to vibrational and rotational energy? Is this the only formula we need to be familiar with or do we need to know how to find the internal energy of a diatomic or polyatomic gas?
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Re: Heat Capacity of Ideal Gas
I don't know that we'll need to memorize how to calculate it, I think it'll be given to us in terms of R, just like on question 19 of the Acheive assignment
Re: Heat Capacity of Ideal Gas
I hope we won't need to know the formula, but considering the last midterm it's probably best to be very familiar with them just in case, like the pKa2 question on the midterm
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