1 kg of an ideal gas is cooled by 10°C during an isobaric compression process. The compression work is 18 kJ. The ratio between c, and c, is 1.667. Determine, Cp I. The molar mass of the gas. П. The gas constant. III. The value of cp-

1 kg of an ideal gas is cooled by 10°C during an isobaric compression process. The compression work is 18 kJ. The ratio between c, and c, is 1.667. Determine, Cp I. The molar mass of the gas. П. The gas constant. III. The value of cp-

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1 kg of an ideal gas is cooled by 10°C during an isobaric
compression process. The compression work is 18 kJ. The ratio
between c, and c, is 1.667. Determine,
I.
П.
Cp
The molar mass of the gas.
The gas constant.
The value of cp-
III.

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