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For hydrogen cP - cV = n1 and for nitrogen cP – cV = n2 where cP and cV represents specific heat per unit mass respectively at constant pressure and constant volume respectively. The relation between n1 and n2 is

(Molecular weight of hydrogen = 2, and molecular weight of nitrogen = 14)

(1) n2 = 14 n1

(2) n2 = 7 n1

(3) n1 = 7 n2

(4) n1 = 14 n2

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(3) n1 = 7 n2

Let Cp and Cv be the molar specific heat of gas. Then cp and cv are Cp/M and Cv/M respectively where M is molar mass of gas. Obviously

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