In the temperature neutral experiment we used the following relationship to obtain the value of enthalpy AH = Q /n The question is why should the heat capacity be divided by the number of moles for the relationship to be valid.

In the temperature neutral experiment we used the following relationship to obtain the value of enthalpy AH = Q /n The question is why should the heat capacity be divided by the number of moles for the relationship to be valid.

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Chapter2: The First Law Of Thermodynamics

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Problem 2.92E

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