Predict (to 3 sig figs) the isochoric specific heat of gaseous sf6 (molar mass 146.06 g/mol) at 1200 k, assuming that at this temperature all translational, rotational and vibrational degrees of freedom are accessible, and assuming no electronic degrees of freedom are accessible at all. do you need to assume ideal fully gas behavior?
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molecule is a non-linear molecule. Therefore, its isochoric heat capacity will be as follows.
= molar heat capacity
= specific heat
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