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quietrain
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for 1 mole of gas, the adiabatic factor gamma is given by Cp,m / Cv,m
where the C are molar heat capacities
so if now i have 2 moles of gas
will my calculation change at all?
for example, if i use PVgamma = PVgamma
will anything change? it seems weird, it doesn't depend on the number of moles n
since n Cp,m / n Cv,m , the n cancels out
issn't this akin to saying adiabatic expansion of gas is the same for 1 mole VS 100 moles?
where the C are molar heat capacities
so if now i have 2 moles of gas
will my calculation change at all?
for example, if i use PVgamma = PVgamma
will anything change? it seems weird, it doesn't depend on the number of moles n
since n Cp,m / n Cv,m , the n cancels out
issn't this akin to saying adiabatic expansion of gas is the same for 1 mole VS 100 moles?