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Taking
R
=
8.314
J
mo
l
−
1
K
−
1
, the heat needed to raise the temperature of
1
mol
of a monatomic ideal gas by
10
K
at constant volume is nearest to
A
207.8
J
B
83.1
J
C
124.7
J
D
291.0
J
Answer: C
At constant volume
q
V
=
n
C
V
Δ
T
=
1
×
1.5
×
8.314
×
10
=
124.7
J
.
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