Thermodynamics SPECIFIC HEATS - cv & cp - in 12 Minutes!
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- čas přidán 26. 06. 2024
- Specific Heat at Constant Volume
Specific Heat at Constant Pressure
Heat Capacity
Enthalpy
Internal Energy
Cv and Cp
Tables and Polynomial Fits
0:00 General Specific Heat Definition
0:32 Specific Heats Differences for Gases
1:52 Specific Heats: cv vs cp
2:30 Heat Capacity
2:43 Differential Form of 1st Law
3:30 du = cv∙dT & dh = cp∙dT
4:08 Is u a function of T, only?
5:33 Is u a function of T, only?
5:57 Integrating to Find U and H
6:25 Specific Heat as Functions of T
7:44 Two Methods for Calculating Cv and Cp
8:22 Molar Specific Heat
9:02 Tables For h and u, Instead of cp and cv
10:41 Overall Summary - IMPORTANT
11:31 You Can ALWAYS Use Cv and Cp for U and H
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In 5:38 i think he meant to say "what about the enthalpy H"
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