At higher temperatures of 500k The specific heat capacity of copper with the following formula Cp=a+pT where A and B constants. Calculate the change in thermal content (enthalpy) under one air pressure when the temperature increases 1500k

At higher temperatures of 500k The specific heat capacity of copper with the following formula Cp=a+pT where A and B constants. Calculate the change in thermal content (enthalpy) under one air pressure when the temperature increases 1500k

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At higher temperatures of 500k The specific
heat capacity of copper with the following
formula Cp=a+pT where A and B constants.
Calculate the change in thermal content
(enthalpy) under one air pressure when the
temperature increases 1500k

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