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One mole of an ideal gas for which `C_(V)= 3//2R` heated at a constant pressure of 1 atm from `25^(0)C "to" 100^(0)C`
What will be the amount of heat change at constant pressure?

A

223.53 cal

B

372.56 Cal

C

155.8 Cal

D

355.68 Cal

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