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Can someone confirm if my understanding of heat capacity is correct - particulary at constant volume and pressure?
My understanding is that for a system to experience a rise in temperature either its pressure or its volume must remain constant. If either of these is allowed to expand naturally when heat is transferred to it then there will be no rise in temperature
My understanding is that for a system to experience a rise in temperature either its pressure or its volume must remain constant. If either of these is allowed to expand naturally when heat is transferred to it then there will be no rise in temperature