For an ideal gas, the specific heat capacity during an isentropic process is always

Question

For an ideal gas, the specific heat capacity during an isentropic process is always (A) zero (B) infinite (C) positive (D) negative

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A gas if fully insulated from the surroundings while undergoing adiabatic change. That is, no exchange of heat between the gas and surroundings. Hence, specific heat is zero.

Q. For an ideal gas, the specific heat capacity during an isentropic process is always

zero

infinite

positive

negative

A gas if fully insulated from the surroundings while undergoing adiabatic change. That is, no exchange of heat between the gas and surroundings. Hence, specific heat is zero.