Question
Can the specific heat of gas be infinity?
Solution
Yes, the specific heat of gas will be infinity.
In an isothermal process, the specific heat of the gas is infinity. The whole of the heat supplied is used to do work on gas.
Increase in the temperature of gas is zero, for an isothermal process.
i.e. ∆T= 0
So, specific heat of the gas is given as,
In an isothermal process, the specific heat of the gas is infinity. The whole of the heat supplied is used to do work on gas.
Increase in the temperature of gas is zero, for an isothermal process.
i.e. ∆T= 0
So, specific heat of the gas is given as,
