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Q. For an ideal gas, Joule-Thomson coefficient is

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Solution:

As we know,
For an ideal gas, $U$(intermolecular) is equal to zero, because of absence of intermolecular force of attraction in ideal gas.
Hence, no heat is lost in the expansion and its Joule-Thomson coefficient is zero.