At very low temperature, the specific heat of rock salt varies with temperature according 3 to the relation Cy 234Nkg (6) . The Debye temperature of rock salt is 281 K. How much heat is required to rise the temperature of 2 kmol of rock salt from 10 to 50 K?

At very low temperature, the specific heat of rock salt varies with temperature according 3 to the relation Cy 234Nkg (6) . The Debye temperature of rock salt is 281 K. How much heat is required to rise the temperature of 2 kmol of rock salt from 10 to 50 K?

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At very low temperature, the specific heat of rock salt varies with temperature according
3
to the relation Cy
234Nkg (6) . The Debye temperature of rock salt is 281 K. How
much heat is required to rise the temperature of 2 kmol of rock salt from 10 to 50 K?

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