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Class 11 Physics Practice Test: Thermal Properties of Matter - Specific Heat Capacity
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Specific heat capacity (C) is a crucial thermodynamic property of a material which entails the amount of heat required per unit mass to raise the temperature of one-degree Celsius.

Class 11 Physics Practice Test: Thermal Properties of Matter - Specific Heat Capacity
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1. What is the relation between molar heat capacities of the two processes given in the diagram below? Assume process acb has a heat capacity of C1 and process adb has a heat capacity of C2.
2. A closed container contains 0.6m3 of neon gas at 200K temperature and 1.3*105Pa. Find the rise in temperature when 8360 J of heat is supplied to it. The molar heat capacity of neon at constant volume is 3.2calK-1mol-1. Assume the container doesn’t expand on heating.
3. CV of a gas is 8 calK-1mol-1. Find CP/CV. Assume R = 2 calK-1mol-1.
4. Why is water used in automobiles as a coolant?
5. Why is water used in automobiles as a coolant?
6. What is the relation between molar heat capacities of the two processes given in the diagram below? Assume process acb has a heat capacity of C1 and process adb has a heat capacity of C2.
7. CV of a gas is 8 calK-1mol-1. Find CP/CV. Assume R = 2 calK-1mol-1.