For an ideal gas at constant pressure, it is five-halves times the ideal gas constant. The rule of Dulong and Petit incorrectly claimed that it was constant for all solid elem
For an ideal gas at constant pressure, it is five-halves times the ideal gas constant. The rule of Dulong and Petit incorrectly claimed that it was constant for all solid elements. Defined in terms of the ratio of transferred heat to temperature change, when averaged over mass it returns specific heat. FTP, what is the amount of the thermal energy required to raise the temperature of a substance by one kelvin?
For an ideal gas at constant pressure, it is five-halves times the ideal gas constant.
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