1. Unit conversion lang! From the Equipartition Theorem and Dulong-Petit Law, compute the specific heat capacity [] at constant volume of the following substances: a.) oxygen (O₂) gas, b.) argon (Ar) gas, and c.) solid lead (Pb). Use the following values for constants: R = 8.31[K], Mo₂ 32.0[g/mol], MAr = 39.9[g/mol], Mp=207.2[g/mol]. J Answer: (a) co₂² (b) CAr= (c) cpb [K] ] 5/ 15 =

1. Unit conversion lang! From the Equipartition Theorem and Dulong-Petit Law, compute the specific heat capacity [] at constant volume of the following substances: a.) oxygen (O₂) gas, b.) argon (Ar) gas, and c.) solid lead (Pb). Use the following values for constants: R = 8.31[K], Mo₂ 32.0[g/mol], MAr = 39.9[g/mol], Mp=207.2[g/mol]. J Answer: (a) co₂² (b) CAr= (c) cpb [K] ] 5/ 15 =

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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