A tank of volume 0-2 m3 contains helium gas at a temp. of 300 K and pressure 10 N/m2. Find the amount of heat required to raise the temp. to 500 K. The molar heat capacity of helium at constant volume is 3.0 cal/mole-K. Neglect any expansion in the volume of the tank. Take R =8.31 J/mole-K. %3D

A tank of volume 0-2 m3 contains helium gas at a temp. of 300 K and pressure 10 N/m2. Find the amount of heat required to raise the temp. to 500 K. The molar heat capacity of helium at constant volume is 3.0 cal/mole-K. Neglect any expansion in the volume of the tank. Take R =8.31 J/mole-K. %3D

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A tank of volume 0-2 m³ contains helium gas at a
temp. of 300 K and pressure 10° N/m2. Find the
amount of heat required to raise the temp. to
500 K. The molar heat capacity of helium at
constant volume is 3.0 cal/mole-K. Neglect any
expansion in the volume of the tank. Take R =8.31
J/mole-K.
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