Determination of the adiabatic heat capacity of gases using the Clément-Desormes method

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“…,where subindex A denotes adiabatic and subindex P denotes isobaric. This agrees with [8], where it was also found that…”

Section: P Rt P Rt P C T T − = − −supporting

confidence: 92%

“…The calculations which produced CA=3.6R and CP=2.6R are very approximate and one may not expect that they will produce the results which strictly agree with [8].…”

Section: P Rt P Rt P C T T − = − −mentioning

confidence: 97%

“…In [8] it was shown that CA = CV. Introducing the expressions for the volumes of an ideal gas into Eqs(3) and ( 4), one obtains:…”

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“…,where subindex A denotes adiabatic and subindex P denotes isobaric. This agrees with [8], where it was also found that…”

Section: P Rt P Rt P C T T − = − −supporting

confidence: 92%

“…The calculations which produced CA=3.6R and CP=2.6R are very approximate and one may not expect that they will produce the results which strictly agree with [8].…”

Section: P Rt P Rt P C T T − = − −mentioning

confidence: 97%

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We have clarified several formulas from mathematics and physics. Specifically, we have shown that several standard concepts from thermodynamics, which have been recently investigated and rejected in some papers, continue to be valid. Thus, we have studied the triple product rule, the first law of thermodynamics, Mayer's relation, work, function of state, the relationship between the coefficient of thermal expansion, coefficient of isothermal compressibility and thermal coefficient of pressure. We have used multivariable calculus and properties of Jacobians and other mathematical tools. Likewise, we have provided several didactic examples concerning the interpretation of thermodynamical and mathematical formulas. We have concluded that the basement of several thermodynamical formulas is correct but full of subtleties. Thus, those formulas continue to be valid despite some claims in the recent literature.

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Determination of the adiabatic heat capacity of gases using the Clément-Desormes method

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