Molar Specific Heat for Constant Volume and Constant Pressure

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[@norazahnikjaafar6008]

Other than what may be expected but has been minor human error, the content was delivered clearly and I benefited from it. Thank you.

[@mr.ferrari759]

Cp-Cv(not Qv)
Any ways it was an amazing lecture keep up!

[@abraristiakakib1925]

In last line you have written Qv instead of Cv.

[@alemayalew3339]

Thank you so much !
You made the lesson easy and clear

[@johntrapp5344]

Tyler I haven't watched the video yet but dT between kelvin and Celsius is always the same. The temp values are always off by 273 but the change in temp is the same.

[@javidbarvesh635]

Thank you very much for thjs video, sir.

[@hgg219]

Isn't dT given in kelvin for molar specific heat?

[@abdulrehmanzafar8469]

Thank u so much .God bless u

[@rd0769]

We can not cut dT on both sides because it could be (100-75) = (150-125)
So I think initially its need to be mentioned that temperature of Gas for both processes is assumed same.

[@inspirationplug1779]

equation 2 reads W= -Pdv why? in your video you said E = Q+W

[@themiz4792]

Do you get this answer bro?pls tell me

[@YanisAdel7]

Hello do you have the answer for this ?

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