constant C

[marcus lin 1E]

What's the difference between C(sub v), C (sub p), and just C?

[Samantha Ito 2E]

C is the general term for specific heat. Cv is specific heat at constant volume. Cp is specific heat at constant pressure.

[Madeline Motamedi 4I]

C is juts the heat capacity for anything you are working with. On the other hand C sub v and C sub p is the heat capacity considering constant pressure (C sub p) and heat capacity considering constant volume (C sub v) for IDEAL GASSES. Remember the C sub v and the C sub p is used to calculate the heat capacity for ideal gasses while C is for anything else.

[Lasya Gudipudi 1A]

There are different types of heat capacities. C refers to heat capacity when there is no constant pressure or volume. C_p refers to the heat capacity when it is an ideal gas at constant pressure while C_v is the heat capacity of an ideal gas at constant volume.

[Hilda Sauceda 3C]

C is the specific heat and it can be calculated to find the specific heat of pressure or volume

[Shibhon_Shepard]

just C is the heat capacity. C subunit P, is the heat capacity at the constant pressure. C subunit V is the heat capacity at constant volume.

[Shreya_Bharadwaj_1D]

Cv is for a constant volume, Cp is for a constant pressure, and C is just the general term for specific heat

[Shreya_Bharadwaj_1D]

Cv is for a constant volume, Cp is for a constant pressure, and C is just the general term for specific heat