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Find the value of the specific heat at constant volume for the gas mixture, mass is 17 kg kilomole and ratio of specific heats equal to 1.613.

asked Nov 13, 2014 in PHYSICS by anonymous

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The Ratio of Specific Heat is 1.613

Cp / Cv = 1.613

Cp = 1.613 Cv

The Molar mass M is 17 kg/kilomole

Specific Gas Constant R(specific) = R / M

The Value of R is 8.314 * 10³ J/kmol K

R(specific) = 8314 / 17

R(specific) = 489 J/kg K

We know that Cp - Cv = R(specific)

Cp - Cv = 489

1.613 Cv - Cv = 489

0.613 Cv = 489

Cv = 797.81 J/kg K

Cp = 1.613 Cv

Cp = 1.613 9* 797.81 J/kg K

Cp = 1286.86 J/kg K.

Therefore

Specific Heat at Constant Volume is 797.81 J/kg K.

Specific Heat at Constant Pressure is 1286.86 J/kg K.

answered Nov 13, 2014 by Lucy Mentor

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