A monatomic gas absorbs some heat in a process where the volume of the gas remains...
A monatomic gas absorbs some heat in a process where the volume of the gas remains constant. In the process, the temperature of the gas increases by ΔTmonatomic. A diatomic gas absorbs the same amount of heat in a process where its volume also remains constant. The temperature of the diatomic gas increases by ΔTdiatomic. How do the temperature increases compare?
a) Delta T monatomic = Delta T Diatomic
b) Delta T monatomic < Delta T Diatomic
c) Delta T monatomic > Delta T Diatomic
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