Heat Capacity

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The heat capacity of an object describes how much heat is required to change its temperature. Because heat is a path function, the heat capacity at constant volume is different than the heat capacity at constant pressure.
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Cp for real gases is expressed as power series which has the form Cp= a+bT+c/T². Which type of power series it is? 3rd term is confusing for me. Moreover, it is also expressed like Cp= a+bT+cT². What is the difference between the two forms?

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Great explanation, thanks a lot for your effort.

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It has to be monoatomic to behave like a 3d pib right?

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