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Specific Heat At Constant Volume
Summary
Specific heat at constant volume
is the
amount of heat required
to raise the temperature of a
unit mass of a substance
by
one degree Celsius
while
keeping its volume constant
. It is a
crucial parameter in thermodynamics
, particularly for gases, as it helps determine the
internal energy change
of a system when
no work is done
by
volume change
.
Relevant Degrees
Heat and Thermodynamics 70%
Temperature Measurement 30%
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