The specific heat of air at 0oC is listed in a handbook as having the value of

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The specific heat of air at 0oC is listed in a handbook as having the value of 1.00 J/g ∙ K measured at constant pressure.

(a) Assuming that air is an ideal gas with a molar mass M = 29.0 g/mol, what is its specific heat at 0oC and constant volume?

(b) How much internal energy is there in 1 L of air at 0oC and at 1 atm?

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