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I am writing a lab report on the specific heat ratio for an ideal gas. Could you give me a summary of what the specific heat ratio of an ideal gas is and how can you experimentally determine it?

          I am writing a lab report on the specific heat ratio for an ideal gas. Could you give me a summary of what the specific heat ratio of an ideal gas is and how can you experimentally determine it?
        

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University Physics with Modern Physics
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00:01 Hello everyone.
00:02 So from ideal gas equation that is pv is equal to n r t.
00:08 Okay, v by t would be equal to what? it would be equal to n multiplied by r divided by p...
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