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For the equation Cp - Cv = R, the signif...

For the equation `C_p - C_v` = R, the significance of R is

A

Work done per mole per Kelvin

B

Heat absorbed per mole per Kelvin

C

Heat released per mole per Kelvin (

D

Work done per mole per degree celsius

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Work done per mole per Kelvin
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