Thermal Physics

For a gas at higher temperature and pressure to estimate its gas constant which of the following relation we can use

1. R = Universal gas costant/Molecular weight

2. R= Cp-Cv

kiran R

15 Years agoGrade

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Aman Bansal

15 Years ago

ddear student,

You can take any of them they can be interchangibly used and one can be deriveed from other...!!!!!

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