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The molar heat capacity of a gas at constant volumes is `C_V`. If `n` moles of the gas under `DeltaT` change in temperature it's internal energy will change by `nC_VDeltaT`

A

only if the change of temperature occurs at constant volume

B

only if the change of temperature occurs at constant pressure

C

in any process which is not adiabatic

D

in any process

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