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June 24, 2003, 13:05 |
Kinetic Theory
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hi
In the ideal gas model using the kinetic theory for Cp and K, which are the values to insert in degrees of freedom........... thanks in advance payment |
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June 30, 2003, 11:06 |
Re: Kinetic Theory
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It depends on the gas molecule you are considering.
For a mono-atomic gas 3 DoF: Cv=3 R/2 ; Cp=3 R/2 + R For a bi-atomic gas 5 Dof: Cv=5 R/2 ; Cp=5 R/2 + R For a tri-atomic gas 6 DoF(assuming the atoms are not on the same line): Cv= 3 R ; Cp= 4 R These formulas hold under the assumption that the vibrational energy is negligible and that the relative motion of the atoms of the molecule can be neglected (the molecule is assumed to be a solid body). Hope it helps Nicola |
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