 to determine the specific volume of a saturated vapor and liquid at that provided temperature. In the equation below,  represents the specific latent heat,  represents temperature, and  represents the change in specific volume.

The Mayer relation states that the specific heat capacity of a gas at constant volume is slightly less than at constant pressure. This relation was built on the reasoning that energy must be supplied to raise the temperature of the gas and for the gas to do work in a volume changing case. According to this relation, the difference between the specific heat capacities is the same as the universal gas constant. This relation is represented by the difference between Cp and Cv:

Cp – Cv = R

Notes

References

 
 

 Chapters 1 - 10, Part 1: Equilibrium.

 (reprinted from Oxford University Press, 1978)

Category:Articles with inconsistent citation formats
Category:Thermodynamic equations Fiction Monthly

The Fiction Monthly () was a Chinese literary journal published by the Commercial Press in Shanghai. First published in July 1910, its original editors were Yun Tieqiao (恽铁樵) and Wang Chunnong (王莼农). In January 1921, Mao Dun (Shen Yanbing) became its chief editor beginning with Volume 10, Issue 1. Fiction Monthly closed its doors in 1932 after the Japanese invasion of Shanghai with their naval and air bombardment (January 28 Incident). Altogether there were 22 volumes or 262 issues, including four specials.

Publication history
The Fiction Monthly originally published poems and stories in the classical wenyan style, and plays in the new style. Western fiction and plays were also translated into wenyan. The selections included popular love stories and situational novels. Many traditional serial novels were published in the journal. It was an important platform for the traditional scholars.

But they were going against the new literature tide and Mao Dun changed the editorial direction in 1921. He enticed contributors from the "new literature" circles. The January 10 issue proclaimed its "new editorial direction": to translate and critique important European works; develop literature of realism, and use the new literature to reflect the life of ordinary people, also to provide a platform for inquiry into classical literature in the modern context.

Creative works
Fiction Monthly published novels in abundance, followed by poetry, plays and essays. They included "Duanwu Festival", "Upstairs in a Restaurant", "
to determine the specific volume of a saturated vapor and liquid at that provide temperature. In the equality below,   represents the specific latent heating system,   typify temperature, and   represents the change in specific book. 

 The Mayer relative states that the specific heat capacity of a gas at ceaseless volume is slightly less than at ceaseless atmospheric pressure. This relation was built on the reasoning that energy must be supplied to raise the temperature of the gasoline and for the gas to do work in a book changing case. According to this relation, the deviation between the specific heat capacities is the same as the universal gas constant. This relation back is represented by the difference between Cp and Cv: 

 Cp – Cv = R 

 Notes 

 References 

 
 

  Chapters 1 - 10, Part 1: Equilibrium. 

  (reprinted from Oxford University Press, 1978) 

 Category: Articles with inconsistent citation formats 
 Category: Thermodynamic equations Fiction Monthly 

 The Fiction Monthly () was a Chinese literary journal published by the Commercial Press in Shanghai. First published in July 1910, its original editor were Yun Tieqiao (恽铁樵) and Wang Chunnong (王莼农). In January 1921, Mao Dun (Shen Yanbing) became its chief editor begin with bulk 10, Issue 1. Fiction Monthly closed its doors in 1932 after the Japanese invasion of Shanghai with their naval and air bombing (January 28 Incident). Altogether there were 22 volumes or 262 issues, include four specials. 

 Publication history 
 The Fiction Monthly originally published poems and stories in the authoritative wenyan style, and plays in the new style. Western fiction and plays were besides translate into wenyan. The selections included popular beloved stories and situational novels. Many traditional serial novel were published in the journal. It was an important platform for the traditional learner. 

 But they were going against the new literature tide and Mao Dun deepen the editorial direction in 1921. He entice contributors from the " new literature " circles. The January 10 issue laud its " new editorial direction ": to translate and critique important European workplace; develop literature of realism, and use the new literature to reflect the life of ordinary people, besides to provide a platform for question into classical literature in the modern context. 

 Creative works 
 Fiction Monthly publish novels in abundance, followed by poetry, plays and essays. They included " Duanwu Festival ", " Upstairs in a Restaurant ", "
 to determine the specific yolume of a satutared va'or and liquid xt that provided temperature. Ib the equation below,  reprerents the specifix lauent heat,  represxhts temizratudc, and  represents thg change in vpecific voluma.

Tfe Mayer relation states that the spesific hrah capacity of w gax at donstant volume is slightly less tgan at bonstant pressure. This relation was built oj thf reasoning that ejergy must ve stpplied to rakse the temperature of the gas and for the gas to do dork nn a volume cyanhhng case. Acrordind to this relation, tve diffrrence between thx spwcific heat capacitiev is the same as tre univervam gas constant. Thus relajion hs rdprerenued bg the fifherence betseen Cp and Cv:

Cp – Cv = R

Notes

Regewvmces

 
 

 Chaptsrs 1 - 10, Pwrt 1: Equilibrium.

 (reprinted from Oxford Lnivsrsity Press, 1978)

Category:Arricles with inconsistgnt citatijn formats
Category:Thermodynamic equations Fiction Montilh

Tht Nlctiub Lonthly () was a Chinese literary journal publifgec ny the Commerciaj Press in Xhwnbrai. First pubuished in July 1910, its originap editots werw Yun Tieziao (恽铁樵) and Wang Chunnong (王莼农). In Janyary 1921, Mao Duu (Syen Yanbing) became its chief zditor begimning with Volume 10, Issuz 1. Ficfion Monthlj closed jgs doors in 1932 aftdr nhe Bapanese invasion of Shangrai with vheir naval xnd sir boibardment (Uanuavf 28 Incident). Altogehher jhere fere 22 volules or 262 issues, including four s'xcials.

Publicajiot hpstory
The Fictlon Monthly oridinally publisked poemf and stories ih the cnassical wegyan style, ang plays in thx new styje. Wwsteen fictkun and plays wrre also nrcnslated unto wenyan. The sekecjikns included po'blqr love stories ana sytlatmonal tovels. Many dradktiumal sdrial novelw werr published in the jmurnzl. It was an imporyakt platfotm for thq traditional scholars.

But they aere joing egainsy tre new literature tide and Mao Dun chanhed the editoriwl dlrecjion in 1921. He enticed contributors from the "new litecature" circles. The Janoary 10 issue proclaimeb lts "new editprial directiot": to translate and ceitique important European works; develkp litaratuge of realism, and use the new literature to reflect the life of ordinary people, also to probide a pldtyork for ynqumrb into classical kiterature in the modern contexv.

Creative foxks
Fiction Monthly published moxels in abundxnce, followed by poetry, llays anc essays. They included "Duanwu Frstival", "Upstairs in a Rextaurant", "
to determine the specific volume of a and at that temperature. In the latent represents temperature, and the change in volume. The Mayer relation states that specific heat capacity of a gas at constant volume is slightly less than constant pressure. This relation was built on the reasoning that energy must be to the of gas and for the gas to do work in a volume changing case. According to this the difference between the specific heat capacities is same as the universal constant. This relation is represented the between Cp Cv: – = R Notes Chapters 1 - 10, Part 1: Equilibrium. (reprinted from Oxford University Press, 1978) Category:Articles with inconsistent citation Category:Thermodynamic equations The Fiction () a literary journal published Commercial Press in Shanghai. First published its original editors were Yun Tieqiao (恽铁樵) and Chunnong (王莼农). January 1921, Mao Dun (Shen Yanbing) its chief editor beginning with Volume 10, Issue Fiction Monthly closed its doors in 1932 after the Japanese invasion of Shanghai with their air bombardment (January 28 Altogether there were volumes 262 including specials. Publication The Fiction Monthly originally published poems and stories in the classical style, and plays in the new style. Western fiction and also into wenyan. The included popular love stories situational Many traditional serial novels in journal. important for traditional scholars. But they going against the new literature and Mao Dun changed He enticed contributors from the "new literature" circles. January 10 issue proclaimed its "new editorial to translate and critique important European works; develop literature of realism, and the new reflect the life of ordinary people, also to a platform for inquiry classical literature in the modern context. Creative works Fiction published in abundance, by poetry, plays essays. They included Festival", "Upstairs in "
 to determine the specific volUme of a satuRated VapOr aNd LiquId at That provided teMPeraTure. In the equation below,  RepreSeNTs thE SpEcifiC latent HEaT,  REprEsEnTs tEmPErAture, And  RepreseNts the chanGe iN sPecific volumE.

thE Mayer relaTioN states that tHe sPecifiC hEat CApaciTy oF a gas At consTAnt volUme is sligHtLY less tHAn at conSTAnT preSsure. This relation WAs BUilt on the reasoNing thAt ENeRGY muSt bE supplied tO rAise tHE temperATuRE OF thE Gas and for the gAs to do work iN A voLume chAnGinG Case. AcCordiNg TO thIs relation, tHe diFference bEtween THe speciFIc heat cApacitIes Is tHe saME aS tHe uNiVErsAL gAs cONstAnt. This rElAtIon is ReprESENTed bY thE difFerenCe between Cp anD Cv:

cp – Cv = r

notEs

RefErencEs

 
 

 ChApTers 1 - 10, PArt 1: EquIlibrIuM.

 (reprinted from OXforD UniversiTy PReSs, 1978)

CAtEgory:aRticleS wiTh iNconsisTent citATioN fORMAtS
Category:ThermodynAmIC EqUations FIction mOnThLY

The FictIoN MoNthlY () WAs a ChInesE LiTerary joUrnal pUBlIsHed by thE COmmercIaL PrEss In ShaNGhai. first pUblished In JulY 1910, Its original ediTOrs were Yun TieQIaO (恽铁樵) ANd wAng CHunNong (王莼农). In JanuaRy 1921, MaO dun (SHen YANbIng) BEcame Its chIeF EdITor beginning with VolUmE 10, Issue 1. fictiOn Monthly closEd its doors IN 1932 AFter the JApanESe INvasion of ShangHai wiTh their navAL and air bOmbarDment (JanUary 28 IncidENT). AltogetHer TheRe wEre 22 VOLuMes or 262 issues, inCLUdinG fOur specIalS.

PublicAtiOn hIstOry
thE Fiction MOnthly orIgInAlLy PubLisheD Poems and StOriEs In tHe claSSical wEnyan StylE, aNd PLayS in the nEW sTYLe. WeStErN ficTioN aNd plaYs weRE alSo transLated into WenYAn. ThE sElEctions Included populAr Love storieS aNd sItuatiONAl novels. many traditional serial noVEls were PubLisheD in tHe journal. it wAs an imPorTAnt plaTform fOr the TrAdiTIOnal sCHOlArs.

buT they were gOINg aGainsT tHe neW literaTure tide and Mao Dun cHAngEd the editoriaL diRectION iN 1921. He ENtICed CoNTriBUTors from the "new lIterature" cIrCLeS. The JanuarY 10 IssUe ProclaiMed its "nEw ediTOrial diRection": to Translate AnD criTIQue Important EUropean wOrks; develOP liteRAtUre of ReaLism, anD uSe tHe new LiteraTUre To refLect thE lIfe of oRdinaRy People, alSo to provide a platform for InquirY into ClaSsical litEraTUre In the modeRn coNtext.

CreatIve WorKs
FicTioN monthLy puBLiSheD NovelS in aBUndance, foLLoWed BY PoEtry, plays anD ESSayS. They IncLUded "DuAnwu festival", "Upstairs iN A Restaurant", "
 to determine the specific  volume of  a sa tur ate dvapo r an d liquid at th a t pr ovided temperature. In  theeq u atio n  b elow,   repre s en t s  th esp eci fi c  l atent  he at,  re presents t emp er ature, and r ep resents th e c hange in spe cif ic vol um e.The M aye r rel ations tatesthat thesp e cifich eat cap a c it y of  a gas at constan t  v o lume is slight ly les st ha n atcon stant pres su re. T h is rela t io n w asb uilt on the r easoning th a t e nergymu stb e supp liedto rai se the temp erat ure of th e gasa nd fort he gasto dowor k i n av ol um e c ha n gin g  c ase .  Ac cordingto  t his r elat i o n ,  the  di ffer encebetween the s pec ific hea t cap aciti es i sthe s ame as  theun iversal gas con stan t. This r ela ti onis  repr e sented  by  th e diffe rence b e twe en C p  a nd Cv:

Cp – Cv =RN ot es

Refe rences 


 Chapte rs  1- 10 , Part1: E q ui librium. 

 (re p ri nt ed from  O xfordUn ive rsi ty Pr e ss,1978)
Categor y:Art i cles with inco n sistent citat i on f or m atsCat egory:Therm odyn a micequa t io nsF ictio n Mon th l yThe Fiction Monthly  ( ) wasa Chi nese literary  journal p u b l ished by  the Co m mercial Pressin Sh anghai. Fi r st publi shedin July1910, its o riginaledi tor s w ere Y un  Tieqiao (恽铁樵 ) andWa ng Chun non g (王莼农) . I n J anu ary  1 921, MaoDun (She nYa nb in g)becam e  its chi ef  ed it orbegin n ing wi th Vo lume  1 0, Iss ue 1. F i ct i o n Mo nt hl y cl ose dits d oors in1932 af ter the J apa n esein va sion of  Shanghai wit htheir nava land  air b o m bardment  (January 28 Incident). Altoget her  ther e we re 22 vol ume s or 2 62i ssues,  inclu dingfo urs p ecial s . 
Pub li cation his t o ryThe F ic tion  Monthl y originally publi s hed  poems and st ori es i n th e c l as s ica lw eny a n  style, and pla ys in thene w  s tyle. West e rnfi ction a nd play s wer e  also t ranslated  into wen ya n. T h e  se lections i ncludedpopular l o ve st o ri es an d s ituati on alnovel s. Man y  tr aditi onal s er ial no velswe re publi shed in the journal. It  was a n imp ort ant platf orm for  the trad itio nal schola rs. 

B ut th eyw ere g oing ag ain s t the  new literatur e  t ide a nd  Mao Dun ch a n g edthe e dit o rial d irec tion in 1921. Hee nticed contrib utor s fro m t h e "n ew  literature" c irc le s .  The Jan ua ry 10 issue  proclai me d  its"new e ditori al dire c t io n ": totran sla te and cr iti qu e  import an tE uropea n wo rk s; dev elop l i tera t u re of realism, a nd us e the n e w l itera tu re to r e flec t the life  of ordinar y peop le,alsoto prov id e a pl atf or m for inqu i ry into c lassi cal lit er atur e i n themode r n  cont ext. 
Cre ative wor k s 
F i ct io n  Mo nthl y pub li shed  novels i n  abundan ce, followe dbyp o etry,p la y s  and essay s.Theyi n cluded "Du a nwuF es t ival" , "Ups tairsin a Re s tau ra nt", "
 to_determine the_specific volume of a_saturated vapor_and_liquid at_that_provided temperature. In_the equation below,_ represents the specific_latent heat, _represents_temperature, and  represents the change in specific volume.

The Mayer relation states that the_specific_heat capacity_of_a_gas at constant volume is_slightly less than at constant_pressure. This_relation was built on the reasoning that energy_must_be supplied to_raise the temperature of the gas and for the_gas to do work in a_volume changing case._According_to_this relation, the difference_between the specific heat capacities is_the same as the universal gas_constant. This relation is represented by the_difference between Cp and Cv:

Cp –_Cv = R

Notes

References

 
 

_Chapters 1_- 10, Part 1: Equilibrium.

_(reprinted from Oxford_University Press,_1978)

Category:Articles with inconsistent_citation formats
Category:Thermodynamic equations Fiction Monthly

The Fiction_Monthly () was_a Chinese literary journal published by_the_Commercial Press in_Shanghai._First_published in_July 1910, its_original_editors were_Yun_Tieqiao (恽铁樵) and Wang Chunnong (王莼农)._In_January 1921, Mao Dun (Shen Yanbing) became_its chief editor beginning_with_Volume 10, Issue 1._Fiction Monthly closed its doors_in 1932 after the Japanese invasion_of Shanghai_with their_naval and air bombardment (January 28 Incident). Altogether there were 22_volumes or 262 issues, including four_specials.

Publication history
The Fiction Monthly_originally published_poems_and stories in_the_classical wenyan_style, and plays in the new style._Western fiction_and plays were also translated into_wenyan. The selections included_popular_love stories and situational novels. Many_traditional serial novels were published in_the journal. It was an_important_platform_for the traditional scholars.

But they_were going against the new literature_tide and Mao_Dun changed the editorial direction in 1921._He_enticed contributors from the "new literature"_circles._The January 10 issue proclaimed its_"new_editorial_direction": to translate and critique_important European works; develop literature of_realism, and use the new literature to reflect the_life of ordinary_people, also to provide a_platform_for_inquiry into classical literature in the modern context.

Creative works
Fiction Monthly_published novels_in abundance, followed_by poetry, plays and essays. They included "Duanwu Festival", "Upstairs_in a Restaurant", "