In an isochoric process, one mole of an ideal gas of rigid diatomic molecules at volume V is taken from an initial temperature T to a final temperature 4T. Using the convention that heat is positive when it is absorbed by the system, what is the heat transfer in terms of R and T?

In an isochoric process, one mole of an ideal gas of rigid diatomic molecules at volume V is taken from an initial temperature T to a final temperature 4T. Using the convention that heat is positive when it is absorbed by the system, what is the heat transfer in terms of R and T?

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