Thermodynamics - 4-4 Calculating U (internal energy) and H (enthalpy) using specific heats

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[@yigitcan824]

Professor I have a confusion about sth here.When I calculate(at constant specific heat values) delta u by finding _u2_ and _u1_ values and subtracting them compared to _cv*(aT2-T1)_? I wonder why it is like that?
I really appreciate your help

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[@burhanurrehman2918]

Sir, is table A-2(a) valid for UPTO 300 K (i.e. T= 0-300 K) or is valid only if the gas is AT a temperature of 300 K (i.e. T=300 K)

[@engineeringdeciphered]

I think it’s just at 300K. Table b and c are for more temperatures. And then the next tables are for liquids.

[@burhanurrehman2918]

@@engineeringdeciphered ok Sir

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Which app are you using?

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NotesPlus

[@jrambo0617]

What is Cp bar?

[@engineeringdeciphered]

I think that would be the Cp per molar mass. Look at the units of it: probably has kmol in there. You would need to multiple that by the molar mass of the substance to get it to per mass.

[@turk2589]

@@engineeringdeciphered You mean "divide".