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Gamma help needed

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mitnick2t
 
Reply Fri 16 Dec, 2005 01:40 am
Is gamma always 1.4?


like For an Adiabatic process

dQ = O
and
P1V1^y = P2V2^y
T1V1^1-y=T2V2^1-y
y= gamma
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Reply Fri 16 Dec, 2005 11:56 am
No.

For an ideal (perfect) monatomic gas it's pretty close, but most real gasses are (well) real and have real properties.

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