The molar specific heat capacity (at constant pressure) of a monoatomic gas is \(C_1,\) of a diatomic gas is \(C_2;\) and of an equimolar mixture of the two is \(C_3.\) Then:
1.
\(C_1>C_3>C_2\)
2.
\(C_1>C_2>C_3\)
3.
\(C_1<C_3<C_2\)
4.
\(C_1<C_2<C_3\)
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One mole of an equimolar mixture of monoatomic \((He)\) and diatomic \((H_2)\) gases is heated to raise the temperature by \(1\) K under constant pressure. The amount of heat used in this process is (nearly):
1. \(8.3\) J
2. \(16.6\) J
3. \(25\) J
4. \(29\) J
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