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Transcribed Image Text:Starting with the following alternative definition of C, and C,:
C, = T(ƏS/ƏT)p, C, = T(aS/ƏT)y
show that C, – C,can be expressed as a function of PVT properties only. Using the
result of part (a) show that C, – C, = R for an ideal gas.
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